Book Chapters

  • S. Sun, “MIMO Radar Technology,” Chapter in the book of Modern Radar for Automotive Applications (edited by Z. Peng, C. Li and F. Uysal), IET 2022.
  • S. Sun, “Automotive MIMO Radar,” Chapter in the book of Radar for Fully Autonomous Vehicles (edited by Matt Markel), Artech House 2022.
  • S. Sun, D. Smith and M. Markel, “Design Considerations for Automotive Radar,” Chapter in the book of Radar for Fully Autonomous Vehicles (edited by Matt Markel), Artech House 2022.
  • ​S. Z. Gurbuz, S. Sun and D. Tahmoush,  ‘‘Radar Systems, Signals, and Phenomenology,” Chapter 1 in the book of Deep Neural Network Design for Radar Applications (edited by ​S. Z. Gurbuz), IET 2020.

Manuscript Under Review

  • ​​L. Xu, S. Sun, R. Wu, B. Shi and J. Li, ‘‘Broad neural networks for sparse signal retrieval and array interpolation in automotive radar,’’ IEEE Transactions on Radar Systems, submitted in 2025.
  • S. R. Pavel, Y. D. Zhang and S. Sun, ‘‘2D DOA estimation of coherent signals exploiting forward-backward covariance tensor,’’ IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing, submitted in 2025.
  • Y. Hu, S. Sun and Y. D. Zhang, ‘‘Model-based learning for DOA estimation with one-bit single-snapshot sparse arrays,’’ IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Signal Processing, submitted in 2025.

Journal Publications

Conference Publications

U.S. Patents

  • S. Sun, ‘‘Sparse linear array approach in automotive radars using matrix completion,’’ U.S. Patent No. US 2021/0311182 A1 , issued on Oct. 7, 2021. 
  • S. Sun and C. Alcalde, ‘‘Removing interference from signals received by detectors supported on a vehicle,’’ U.S. Patent No. US 2020/0284871 A1, issued on Sep. 10, 2020. 

Webinars

Presentations

PhD Dissertation

Shunqiao Sun, ‘‘MIMO Radars with Sparse Sensing,’’ Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ, Jan. 2016. 
IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems Society Robert T. Hill Best Dissertation Award

Research Profile and Citations

Google Scholar

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