Another drawback of the linear FM signal can be seen in Figure 3.6. There are many side lobes on both sides of the main flap of the output waveform, like the side lobe of the antenna orientation map, with a value similar to that of the antenna of the isometric feed, with the first side lobe being about -14 decibels. In order to have good performance to avoid distance sidelobe interference, the first side lobe needs to be reduced to -25 decibels or -30 decibels. This disadvantage can be solved by using the same principle of reducing the antenna side lobe, i.e. using a compensation filter to reduce the side lobe after matching the filter, or combining the two in one filter. The frequency-weighted reduction sidelobe essentially introduces a little mismatch, thus making the main lobe slightly wider and slightly smaller, as shown in Figure 3.6. Through comparison, it is known that the main side valve ratio after the window becomes larger, the side lobe is reduced to the following, but the width of the main flap has increased, about 1.5 times when the window is not added, the main flap also has a certain loss.
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