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where
T
=
1
PRF
(10.32)
It follows that the magnitude of the frequency response is
sin
(
π NfT k N
(
–
)
)
H k
()
=
-----------------------------------------------
(10.33)
sin
(
π fT
(
–
k
N
)
)
The impulse response for a
kth
5-tap MTI filter is
y k
() v k
=
() 5 v k
–
(
tT
–
)
+
10 v k
(
t
–
2 T
)
–
(10.34)
10 v k
(
t
–
3 T
)
+
5 v k
(
t
–
4 T
)
–
v k
(
t
–
5 T
)
v k
is the input signal. The corresponding transfer function is
Y k
) 5
() 25
=
(
sin
(
π fT
)
(10.35)
Fig. 10.9 shows a block diagram for the M 2 filter. Since each filter occupies
approximately the clutter and signal bandwidth, the combined per-
formance of the M 2 Doppler filter performance is greater than that of a single
delay-line canceller that does not utilize Doppler information. The clutter miti-
gation performance of the M 2 Doppler filter, however, will likely be deter-
mined by the coherence times of the target and/or the clutter.
(
1
N
) th
v
Delay by T
Delay by T
Delay by T
W 1
W 2
W N
5-tap MTI
5-tap MTI
5-tap MTI
Y 1
Y 2
Y N
Amplitude
-4/NT -3/NT -2/NT -1/NT 0 1/NT 2/NT 3/NT 4/NT
Figure 10.9. Block diagram for the M 2 algorithm, and corresponding
frequency response of the MTI filters (N=8).
 
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