NASA NTRS · 20150008459
An MSK Waveform for Radar Applications
Abstract
We introduce a minimum shift keying (MSK) waveform developed for use in radar applications. This waveform is characterized in terms of its spectrum, autocorrelation, and ambiguity function, and is compared with the conventionally used bi-phase coded (BPC) radar signal. It is shown that the MSK waveform has several advantages when compared with the BPC waveform, and is a better candidate for deep-space radar imaging systems such as NASA's Goldstone Solar System Radar.
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Quirk, Kevin J., Srinivasan, Meera. 2009-11-30. An MSK Waveform for Radar Applications. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20150008459
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