Analysis and selection of signal structure for ground-penetrating radar
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https://doi.org/10.54939/1859-1043.j.mst.82.2022.167-170Keywords:
Radar GPR; Signal; Signal structure.Abstract
Ground-penetrating radar has been studied and applied in detecting metal objects at various depths. To ensure that, ground-penetrating radars need to be optimized for the signal structure for each different depth range. This paper presents the principles of analysis and selection of signal structure for ground-penetrating radar systems in the frequency range of 100-1000 MHz. The results of the analysis of the operating principles, calculations, and practical tests show that the selection of the transmitter signal structure determines the detection depth, resolution, etc., according to the design requirements to meet the requirements. operate on ground-penetrating radar.
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