Wide-band ambiguity function of finite volume
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.3103/S0735272710020044Keywords:
ambiguity function, volume of ambiguityAbstract
A wide-band ambiguity function featuring a finite volume of ambiguity has been proposed for location signals. The volume of ambiguity is determined by simple identical formulas for the time and spectral forms of presentation of signals. The ambiguity function proposed is recommended for the analysis of arbitrary location systems: radar, ultrasonic, and sonar.
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