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frequency
frequency
B
B
f 0
f 0
time
time
τ
τ
(a)
(b)
Figure 3.6. Typical LFM waveforms. (a) up-chirp; (b) down-chirp.
µ
τ
---
τ
---
--- t 2
ψ () 2π f 0 t –
=
–
≤≤
t
(3.31)
1
τ
---
τ
---
d ψ () f 0
------
f ()
=
=
– µ t
–
≤≤
t
(3.32)
d
t
A typical LFM waveform can be expressed by
µ
--- t 2
j f 0 t
+
t
-  e
s 1
() Rect
=
(3.33)
where
denotes a rectangular pulse of width
. Eq. (3.33) is then
Rect t τ
(
)
τ
written as
() e j f 0 t s ()
s 1
=
(3.34)
where
-  e j πµ t 2
t
s () Rect
=
(3.35)
is the complex envelope of
.
s 1
()
 
 
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