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20 August 2003 UWB SAR system PULSAR: new generator and antenna developments
Philippe Delmonte, Cyril Dubois, Joël Andrieu, Bruno Beillard, Michèle Lalande, Valérie Bertrand, Bernard Jecko, Laurent Pecastaing, Alain Gibert, Jean Paillol, Pierre Domens, Régis Guillerey, Francis Monnier, Marc Legoff
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PULSAR is an Ultra Wide-Band short pulse Radar developed by the CELAR (French Technical Centre for Armament Electronics) and the IRCOM (Research Institute of Microwave and Optical Communications) in order to detect foliage and ground concealed targets. One of the most promising mission of such potential radar is the detection of buried and surface land mine fields. An instrumentation measurement system has been designed and implemented. This paper deals with the recent development efforts on this system, specially on a new pulse generator and a new UWB antenna. Recently, the LGE (Laboratoire de Génie Electrique) has developed a high voltage pulse coaxial generator. These recent developments allowed to increase the pulse output voltage and the pulse rise time. The new UWB antenna is able to support a very high voltage; the bandwidth and the gain are greater than the ones of the previous antenna.
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Philippe Delmonte, Cyril Dubois, Joël Andrieu, Bruno Beillard, Michèle Lalande, Valérie Bertrand, Bernard Jecko, Laurent Pecastaing, Alain Gibert, Jean Paillol, Pierre Domens, Régis Guillerey, Francis Monnier, and Marc Legoff "UWB SAR system PULSAR: new generator and antenna developments", Proc. SPIE 5077, Passive Millimeter-Wave Imaging Technology VI and Radar Sensor Technology VII, (20 August 2003); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.487018
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KEYWORDS
Antennas

Switches

Picosecond phenomena

Radar

Pulse generators

Transformers

Mining

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