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Radar
Eigenor Corporation’s
patented and patent pending radar measurement algorithm and its
multipurpose software platform solve certain fundamental problems
with traditional radar algorithms. For example, it will fully solve
the Range-Doppler dilemma without any theoretical limitations. And
with proper radar equipment, the practical limitations set by the
radar hardware will not impose limitations for practical applications
either.
The Range-Doppler dilemma
has been a big problem for Doppler radars ever since their invention.
According to the dilemma, if you want to have a large radar measurement
range, then the maximum velocity of objects that can be measured
can only be small. And if you want to measure high velocity objects,
then the measuring range of the radar must be small. You cannot
have both - or so it was.
For example, a weather
radar in Finland has a 600 km range but it can only measure wind
speeds of a mere 6 m/s or less. With the Eigenor solution, the radar
could measure within the same 600 km radius hardest hurricane level
wind speeds without problems.
Other benefits of the
Eigenor solution include that due to the algorithm it will receive
and process more information about the radar measurements. This
will allow the system to recognize and distinguish moving subjects
from the background with greater accuracy, whether the background
is land, sea or other.
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Furthermore,
this will also allow us to utilize even quite low intensity
radar echoes, and to separate them from the background noise
of similar intensities.
Eigenor Corporation
does not manufacture radar equipment or hardware. It produces
software components and provides integration with existing
radar equipment so that these can be made to use this algorithm
and to have its benefits. The system can be integrated into
radar manufacturer’s native systems as a software component.
Alternatively, it can be operated from separate computers
which would handle the triggering of the radar pulses and
the sampling and analyzing the received radar signal. |
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