Proceedings Article10.1109/ISCAS.1989.100600
New programmable FFT implementations for radar signal processing
D.R. Bungard,L. Lau,T.L. Rorabaugh +2 more
- 08 May 1989
- pp 1323-1327
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TL;DR: Two high-throughput, wide-dynamic-range, real-time FFT processors for use in advanced wide-bandwidth HF radar systems are designed and an interesting result is that both FFT design approaches provide approximately the same throughput rate.
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Abstract: The authors have designed two high-throughput, wide-dynamic-range, real-time FFT processors for use in advanced wide-bandwidth HF radar systems. These FFTs are capable of real-time operation at continuous throughput rates greater than 2 MHz with a programmable transform length of up to 16 K points. Either 32-b fixed-point or 32-b floating-point (IEEE format) computations can be performed. An interesting result is that both FFT design approaches provide approximately the same throughput rate, are approximately the same size (250 ICs), and require less than 100 W of power. >
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An FFT based technique for suppressing narrow-band interference in PN spread spectrum communications systems
R.C. DiPietro
- 23 May 1989
TL;DR: Analyses and performance predictions of an FFT-based narrowband interference suppression filter for use in PN (pseudonoise) spread-spectrum communications systems are presented and a maximum SNR filter scheme and several suboptimal thresholding algorithms are discussed.
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