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Figure 1 The block diagram of the model.
Figure 2 Ambiguity function of SF train of unmodulated pulses.
Figure 4 Normalized MSE between reconstructed signal and original signal for fixedcorresponds to a different SNR N= 100
Figure 6 Variance of RCS ML estimator with different number of radars in RSN. The actual RCS parameter θ = 2.

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