The document discusses radar clutter and methods for eliminating it. Clutter refers to radar targets that are not of interest to the user, usually caused by static objects near the radar. Doppler filtering is used to eliminate clutter by taking advantage of the fact that desired targets are moving relative to the radar. Pulse modulation and coherent demodulation allow extracting the Doppler frequency shift from returned signals. Various cancellation techniques can then be applied, including delay line cancellers and transversal filters, to attenuate clutter signals based on their Doppler frequency.