Phase Improvement Algorithm for NLFM Waveform Design to Reduction of Sidelobe Level in Autocorrelation Function
Roohollah Ghavamirad, Mohammad Ali Sebt, Hossein Babashah

TL;DR
This paper introduces a phase improvement algorithm for NLFM waveform design that significantly reduces sidelobe levels in autocorrelation functions across various window types, enhancing radar signal clarity.
Contribution
The paper presents a novel phase improvement algorithm that reduces sidelobe levels in NLFM signals beyond the stationary phase method, applicable to multiple window types.
Findings
Average sidelobe level reduction of about 5 dB.
Significant decrease in peak sidelobe levels in simulations.
Effective iterative minimization of error values.
Abstract
In this paper, a phase improvement algorithm has been developed to design the nonlinear frequency modulated (NLFM) signal for the four windows of Raised-Cosine, Taylor, Chebyshev, and Kaiser. We have already designed NLFM signal by stationary phase method. The simulation results for the peak sidelobe level of the autocorrelation function in the phase improvement algorithm reveal a significant average decrement of about 5 dB with respect to stationary phase method. Moreover, to evaluate the efficiency of the phase improvement algorithm, minimum error value for each iteration is calculated.
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