Real-time wide-band compressive-receiver system

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

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342 20, 324 7626, 324 7635, G01S 740, G01R 23175

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053432070

ABSTRACT:
The input ports (18) of an imaging compressive receiver (20) receive from a tapped delay line (16) progressively delayed versions of a received signal s(t). Because of the delays, a signal component in the received signal appears at least at one of the input ports (18) of the compressive receiver (20) at a time when the compressive receiver (20) will detect it, even if the undelayed version occurs during a time at which the compressive receiver (20) would ordinarily be insensitive to it. Since the compressive receiver (20) is an imaging device, it provides relatively isolated channels between its input terminals (18) and its output terminals (38). The phase relationships between the delays in these channels remain constant despite changes in environmental factors, however, because the various channels are embodied in a common two-dimensional delay line.

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patent: 4270209 (1981-05-01), Albanese
patent: 4649392 (1987-03-01), Apostolos
patent: 4654667 (1987-03-01), Apostolos et al.

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