Device for calculating a discrete moving window transform and ap

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

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342196, 364726, G01S 744

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ABSTRACT:
A device for calculating a discrete moving window Fourier transform. It comprises an assembly of circuits receiving samples of the input signal (E.sub.m+n), the output signal of this assembly (.delta..sub.m) being applied to a plurality of N identical and parallel stages (E.sub.k). The assembly of circuits comprises a shift register conferring a delay of N sampling periods on the incident signal and an adder performing the subtraction:

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