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W-band noise radar in short range applications

Noise Radar Technology (NRT) uses noise waveforms (continuous or pulsed) as a radar signal and correlation processing of the returns for their optimal reception. This paper is devoted to some possible applications of NRT in civil field, in particular to millimetre-wave radars, with comparison of the use of Noise W-band radar versus the more classical FM-CW or pulse compression solutions.