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Radome Effects on
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Ralph T. Compton, Jr. Compton Research, Inc. 477 Poe Avenue Worthington, OH 43085-3036 tel: (614) 885-0907 fax: (614) 885-0907 email: compton@ee.eng.ohio-state.edu Abstract This presentation describes the effects of a radome on the performance of a two-dimensional adaptive maximum likelihood angle estimation technique. The problem of interest is to estimate the azimuth and elevation angles of a target using a four-quadrant circular antenna behind a radome similar to that of an Advanced Tactical Fighter (ATF). It is assumed that mainbeam jamming may be present along with the target signal. The presentation describes the use of adaptive maximum likelihood angle estimation to solve this problem and shows how the radome and the jamming affect the means and variances of the estimates. |
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