Adaptive fast Fourier transform weighting technique to increase

Communications: directive radio wave systems and devices (e.g. – With particular circuit – Digital processing

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342159, 342 91, G01S 732

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ABSTRACT:
A radar signal processor which operates without clutter canceller and AGC circuits by applying an adaptive weighting circuit which adjusts the FFT weighting function on a range gate basis to account for clutter in that range gate. An input buffer determines Log.sub.2 values per range gate for use in the weighting operation and a normalization circuit scales the weighted FFT output to facilitate post-processing.

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