Submitted:
10 December 2025
Posted:
10 December 2025
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Abstract
Radar signal coherent integration technology is a critical method to improve the performance of detection systems. However, existing techniques face challenges regarding real-time performance and the flexibility of multi-pulse coherent accumulation. In this paper, a dynamically configurable multi-pulse multi-frame real-time coherent integration system based on FPGA is designed and implemented, and the dynamic configuration of the number of pulses and the number of frames stored for each pulse is realized through the host computer. The experimental results show that the output signal delay of coherent integration is 33 microseconds at 40 pulses, and the energy gain reaches 16 dB at 40 pulses, which provides a dynamically configurable hardware platform and solution for real-time coherent integration of high-frame-count, multi-pulse radar signals.
Keywords:
radar detection
; coherent integration
; FPGA
; dynamic configuration
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