2014
DOI: 10.15407/rpra19.03.276
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Multifunctional Digital Receiver-Spectrometer

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“…Before calculating the FFT, the data is multiplied by 18-bit coefficients of a window function of same length as the data segment. In order to save FPGA resources, a custom method involving two real sequences based on a single complex FFT is used (Vasilyev et al, 2014). This algorithm requires further data arrangement into channels, but the gain in processing time is much higher than the computational burden needed for data arrangement.…”
Section: Adc2 Adc1mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Before calculating the FFT, the data is multiplied by 18-bit coefficients of a window function of same length as the data segment. In order to save FPGA resources, a custom method involving two real sequences based on a single complex FFT is used (Vasilyev et al, 2014). This algorithm requires further data arrangement into channels, but the gain in processing time is much higher than the computational burden needed for data arrangement.…”
Section: Adc2 Adc1mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Before calculating the FFT, the data is multiplied by 18-bit coe±cients of a window function of same length as the data segment. In order to save FPGA resources, a custom method involving two real sequences based on a single complex FFT is used (Vasilyev et al, 2014). This algorithm requires further data arrangement into channels, but the gain in processing time is much higher than the computational burden needed for data arrangement.…”
Section: Digital Receiver For Gurtmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For receiving and postprocessing signals each GURT subarray is equipped with a wideband digital receiver (Advanced Digital Receiver, Fig. 2b) [Vasilyev et al, 2014]. The receiver parameters are well matched with the parameters of the GURT subarray and allow us to receive the cosmic signals in whole frequency band (from 8 to 80 MHz) with high time-frequency resolution and high dynamic range.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%