Ideal pulse compression via distributed feedback

Hazony, D.

doi:10.1002/cta.4490050305

Circuit Theory & Apps

1977

DOI: 10.1002/cta.4490050305

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Ideal pulse compression via distributed feedback

D. Hazony

Abstract: SUMMARYPulse compression plays an important role in signal processing. It is shown that distributed feedback may provide pulse compression in a direct manner. The physical shape of the required feedback path is precisely the same as the prescribed incoming signal.

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Ideal pulse compression via distributed feedback

Abstract: SUMMARYPulse compression plays an important role in signal processing. It is shown that distributed feedback may provide pulse compression in a direct manner. The physical shape of the required feedback path is precisely the same as the prescribed incoming signal.

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