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Ultra-wideband radar receiver

G. T. Ruck

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Two receiver systems are under development which elaborate a ultrawideband (UWB) receiver architecture based on a 0-1 GHz time delay-channelized receiver. With the appropriate processing hardware, this receiver may be able to operate at much higher data rates than the transient digitizers currently in use. While one receiver system version employs 200 MHz A/D converters, the other uses 500 MHz A/D converters.

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Two receiver systems are under development which elaborate a ultrawideband (UWB) receiver architecture based on a 0-1 GHz time delay-channelized receiver. With the appropriate processing hardware, this receiver may be able to operate at much higher data rates than the transient digitizers currently in use. While one receiver system version employs 200 MHz A/D converters, the other uses 500 MHz A/D converters.

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Two receiver systems are under development which elaborate a ultrawideband (UWB) receiver architecture based on a 0-1 GHz time delay-channelized receiver. With the appropriate processing hardware, this receiver may be able to operate at much higher data rates than the transient digitizers currently in use. While one receiver system version employs 200 MHz A/D converters, the other uses 500 MHz A/D converters.

Key concepts: Converters, Radio receiver design, Radar, Wideband, Channelized, Computer science, Electronic engineering, Electrical engineering

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