Abstract: In a doppler radar, in order to compensate for the speed of moving clutter, one first establishes during a burst of order (i) the phase variation .phi.r.sub.i from one period to the next and which is due to clutter in a given range cell. Then, this phase variation .phi.r.sub.i is memorized and is used during the course of each of the periods of repetition of the next burst to modify the phase of the signal received from the clutter from the same range cell in a maner as to displace its Doppler frequency towards the zero frequencies band, and band which corresponds to the rejection zone of the fixed echoes eliminating filter.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for reducing the power of active jamming signals received by the sidelobes of a radar antenna. A known method includes providing a radar with a main antenna and N auxiliary antennas, each antenna being associated with a corresponding processing channel. The signals received by the N antennas are each given a weighting coefficient corresponding to jamming on that channel. The N signals are then combined to form a weighted linear combination which is subtracted from the main channel signal to provide a signal with reduced jamming. The present invention provides apparatus and method for reducing clutter signals (such as fixed echoes and thermal noise) from each of the signals received in the N channels, thus producing very accurate weighting coefficients thereby allowing jamming power to be further reduced.