Measuring information signal parameters under additive non-Gaussian correlated noise

Resumo

Issues related to measuring the information parameters of signals reflected from an object under correlated additive non-Gaussian noise are considered. It is shown that in the presence of correlated non-Gaussian noise, increasing the correlation coefficient increases the generalized signal/noise ratio, which, in turn, improves the measurement accuracy of signal parameters. The obtained dependences confirm that the measurement error of signal information parameters is affected not only by the generalized signal/noise ratio, but also by accounting for the non-Gaussian nature of the additive noise, which leads to a significant improvement in the measurement accuracy of these parameters.