Simultaneous coherent and incoherent processor for sonar signals

Communications – electrical: acoustic wave systems and devices – Echo systems – Distance or direction finding

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36472403, 367 99, G01S 1534

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048316024

ABSTRACT:
A receiver for active sonar systems comprises two fundamentally different detection processes operating simultaneously with the output of each detection process being combined by a computer utilizing a computer-aided detection algorithm. One detection processor is a segmented replica correlator (SRC) and the other detection processor is a polarity coincidence correlator (PCC). Each detection processor provides to the active computer-aided detection algorithm a list of ranges and bearings of a relatively small number of detection events. The computer algorithm operates on these events to compare events from the current ping and the previous ping for each of the processors.

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