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FM chirp/pulse compression has long been used in conventional radar systems.1 The main advantages of such a technique are (1) efficient use of the average power available at the transmitter, (2) ,increased system accuracy, both in ranging and velocity measurements, and (3) reduction of jamming vulnerability.
© 1983 Optical Society of America
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