A Pseudo-Random Noise-Coded 1.35 GHz Sequential Sampling Impulse Radar System for Forefield Reconnaissance for Ice Exploration Melting Probes

Haberberger N, Stelzig M, Krabbe L, Hehn M, Vossiek M (2024)

Publication Type: Conference contribution

Publication year: 2024

Publisher: IEEE

City/Town: New York City

Pages Range: 124-127

Conference Proceedings Title: 2024 21st European Radar Conference (EuRAD)

Event location: Paris

DOI: 10.23919/EuRAD61604.2024.10734951

Abstract

Presented in this study is a sequential sampling impulse radar (SSIR) system with pseudo-random noise (PRN) coding designed for forefield reconnaissance for melting probes, enabling the subsurface exploration of icy moons, such as Europa and Enceladus. Characterized by simple hardware and a compact form factor, the developed multi-channel SSIR utilizes pseudo-random noise sequences to effectively enhance the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR). Demonstrating exceptional sensitivity and performance, a prototype system was tested on the Langenferner glacier in Italy.

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APA:

Haberberger, N., Stelzig, M., Krabbe, L., Hehn, M., & Vossiek, M. (2024). A Pseudo-Random Noise-Coded 1.35 GHz Sequential Sampling Impulse Radar System for Forefield Reconnaissance for Ice Exploration Melting Probes. In 2024 21st European Radar Conference (EuRAD) (pp. 124-127). Paris, FR: New York City: IEEE.

MLA:

Haberberger, Niklas, et al. "A Pseudo-Random Noise-Coded 1.35 GHz Sequential Sampling Impulse Radar System for Forefield Reconnaissance for Ice Exploration Melting Probes." Proceedings of the 2024 21st European Radar Conference (EuRAD), Paris New York City: IEEE, 2024. 124-127.

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