Harmonisches Radar - SFCW Transmitter (BA / MA)
While classic radar systems exploit the linear interaction of electromagnetic waves with the environment, harmonic radar evaluates the harmonics of a nonlinear target. Since the environment usually reflects linearly, harmonic radar bypasses background reflection (clutter), which is often a limiting factor in target detection.
A stepped-frequency continuous-wave (SFCW) transmitter is to be developed for a harmonic radar. In addition to the design and manufacture, the source is to be fully characterized afterwards.
Prerequisites for this work are knowledge of RF system aspects. Experience with software for the design of printed circuit boards is an advantage.
The exact scope of the task will be adapted to the respective type of thesis.
Supervision of the thesis: Moritz Landwehr
Further theses
We generally offer theses in the following areas:
- Radar systems and signal processing
- RF simulation
- RF hardware design
In addition to the above topics, other areas within high-frequency technology are also possible.
If you are interested, please contact Moritz Landwehr or Tim Buschermöhle.
