Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1973
Keywords
Frequency spectra, Signal detection, Signal processing
Abstract
The particular coherent data processor which is to be discussed relies heavily upon several basic concepts. These concepts represent a departure from conventional practice and hence the theoretical description must await their presentation in order to gain some continuity. We will accordingly present the underlying assumptions and signal physics prior to description of the processor itself.
Recommended Citation
Heyser, Richard C. "Brief Theory of Coherent Processor" (1973). Richard C. Heyser Collection, College Archives & Special Collections, Columbia College Chicago. http://digitalcommons.colum.edu/cadc_heyser_unpublished/40
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Brief Theory of Coherent Processor - Draft Two
Comments
Richard C. Heyser wrote two drafts of this paper.
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