| H. L. Van Trees, Detection, Estimation and Modulation Theory, Part I, John Wiley, New York, 1968. |
....a discrete realization for receivers detecting signals over range spread channels. In this second part, using a different approach, we will study the case of a doppler spread channel where the frequency dispersion results from the movement of a random scatterer and for which the optimal receiver [2] is composed of two parts: an estimator, essentially to track the movement, and a correlator. 0165 1684 85 3.30 1985, Elsevier Science Publishers B.V. North Holland) L. Andriot, G. Tziritas, G. Jourdain Discrete realization for receivers. Part 2 We propose here a new suboptimum receiver ....
....proposed here, especially in as concerns the sampler, and its performances. In Section 4, we will describe the method for determining the filter processing composed of an integrator throughout the sampling period, which is followed by a periodic sampler and finally the classical quadratic filter [2]. In Section 5, we will study the case of a first order doppler scattering function and a transmitted signal of a constant envelope. We will give numerical results which exhibit the parameters of transmission and of the receiver: the signal to noise ratio, the ratio of transmission duration to ....
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....of a system but also in the terminals. Using multiple sensors, linear combinations can be formed 1.3 Parameter Estimation 7 by the receiver to help improve the estimate of the signal transmitted. An operation known as spatial filtering or beamforming [MM80, VB88, KV96, God97, Win98, Tso99, BO01, Tre02] In contrast to the use of only one receive antenna, having access to observations collected in the spatial domain, both spatial and spatio temporal processing approaches can be considered to improve the interference robustness of a receiver. Depending on the known or assumed characteristics and ....
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