KEYWORDS: Signal to noise ratio, Radar, Phased arrays, Signal processing, Receivers, Photons, Target detection, Antennas, Signal detection, Digital filtering
This paper spots the light on the future progress of phased array radar systems, presenting two innovative examples on the directions of development. The first example starts with the classic radar range equation to develop the topology of what is called a “Mobile Adaptive Digital Array Radar” (MADAR) system. The second example discusses the possibility to achieve what is called “Entangled Photonic Radar” (EPR) system. The EPR quantum range equation is derived and compared to the classic one to compare the performance. Block diagrams and analysis for both proposed systems are presented.
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