DesignoffrequenceandanglemeasurementsystembasedonFFTandMonbitreceiver.docVIP

Design of frequence and angle measurement system based on FFT and Monbit receiver Zhang xiuqing1 An guochen2 Wang xiaojun3 Institute of Information Science Engineering, Hebei University of Science Technology, Shijiazhuang, 050054,China. Keyword:Digital Pulse Compression (DPC); Fast Fourier Transform (FFT); Monbit receiver Abstract. In this paper, a design method of high-speed, real-time digital pulse compression module based on Xilinx FPGA devices and Monbit receiver is introduced. A novel changeable-points of 256 or 1024 for three channels Digital Pulse Compression(DPC) with realizing FFT , complex-multiplication and IFFT function are presented which is accomplished by FPGA. A top-down flow has been used in the system. The whole design, which characters high stability, small logic resource occupation, low power consumption, is implemented with only one chip of FPGA XC2V500-5 for one channel. It takes 73.31us to complete a 1024-point DPC. Compared with the MATLAB simulation results, our module can accomplish function of 32k points digital pulse compression of 200MSPS throughput. Introduction According to the theory of radar resolution, in order to distance the role of the radar, while the distance with high accuracy, good distance and speed resolution. The radar transmitted signal must be high-bandwidth and long pulses. Pulse compression process is the large time-bandwidth of the signal at the receiver volume during a match filtering or mismatch filtering, and re-adjusting the signals relative phase of each frequency component to get the narrow pulse signal, thereby enhancing the radar range resolution and ranging accuracy. This paper presents a FPGA digital pulse processor based on time domain, a digital pulse compression in frequency domain can complete the three-channel variable points, with the use of flexible, easy functionality expansion and low cost. 1. Frequency domain digital pulse compression algorithm Digital pulse compression refers to the receiv