Abstract:In the field of aerospace measurement and control, traditional single carrier pulse radar does not have the ability to automatically identify target signals during rocket trajectory tracking and measurement. This type of radar relies entirely on manual operation to complete target capture and tracking. In order to provide technical support for traditional single pulse radar to achieve automatic target tracking and solve the key technical difficulties in automatic acquisition of target signal recognition information, the solution based on single pulse radar A-display digital signal analysis has been proposed. The one-dimensional convolution operation method is used to extract signals from radar A display data, and the kalman filter algorithm is used to track the extracted signals. The distance, amplitude, bandwidth, and velocity characteristics of the signals are obtained automatically and used to distinguish automatically between common targets and interference signals. Testing has shown that, compared to manual identification and judgment methods, this approach can more accurately capture the signal feature information in A-scan data. The standard deviation of distance prediction for signals is within 57.1m, and the standard deviation of signal speed prediction is within 102.2m/s. It can serve as a decision information source for radar to achieve automatic target tracking.