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The Frequency Diverse Bistatic System

In this paper we analyze the Frequency Diverse Array (FDA), modifying some of its characteristics. Through a reconsideration of the organization of the array, which we termed “Wavelength Array” (WA), a new pattern, ‘orthogonal’ to the standard phased array, can be achieved. The bistatic combination of a WA and a receiver originates the ‘Frequency Diverse Bistatic System’ (FDBS), which can be a significant application of this concept.