Monostatic radar systems as well as radars with separated but nearby-placed transmit and receive antennas are beneficial in terms of cost-efficiency and miniaturization, which is necessary for their integration into compact radar systems or mobile devices [1], [2] as well as for radar networks that demand reciprocal transmission channels between the nodes [3]. However, this lack of separation between the transmit (Tx) and receive (Rx) paths due to miniaturization implies only week isolation between Tx and Rx.
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Monostatic radar systems as well as radars with separated but nearby-placed transmit and receive antennas are beneficial in terms of cost-efficiency and miniaturization, ...Show MoreMetadata
Abstract:
Monostatic radar systems as well as radars with separated but nearby-placed transmit and receive antennas are beneficial in terms of cost-efficiency and miniaturization, which is necessary for their integration into compact radar systems or mobile devices [1], [2] as well as for radar networks that demand reciprocal transmission channels between the nodes [3]. However, this lack of separation between the transmit (Tx) and receive (Rx) paths due to miniaturization implies only week isolation between Tx and Rx.
Published in: IEEE Microwave Magazine ( Volume: 24, Issue: 6, June 2023)