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24 September 1999 Spectral-correlation signal processing with joint acoustoelectronic and acousto-optic techniques
Alexander M. Kiryukhin, Dmitry V. Tigin
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Proceedings Volume 3900, 3rd International Conference on Optical Information Processing; (1999) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.364561
Event: Third International Conference on Optical Information Processing, 1999, Moscow, Russian Federation
Abstract
The algorithm of cross-correlation function (CCF) evaluation, by means of a reverse Fourier transformation above the mutual spectrum of signals, is widely known. The evaluation of mutual spectrum is carried out as a result of execution of Fourier transformations above the input signals and subsequent complex multiplication of Fourier- transformations results. The evaluation of a mutual spectrum in acoustooptics at usage of two Bragg-cells is impeded. For CCd evaluation on sectional algorithm the combination of acousto-electronic chirp-transformations of input signal with subsequent acoustooptical multiplication of signal spectrums and the execution of a reverse Fourier-transform is expedient.
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Alexander M. Kiryukhin and Dmitry V. Tigin "Spectral-correlation signal processing with joint acoustoelectronic and acousto-optic techniques", Proc. SPIE 3900, 3rd International Conference on Optical Information Processing, (24 September 1999); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.364561
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KEYWORDS
Signal processing

Acousto-optics

Optical correlators

Modulators

Bragg cells

Phase shift keying

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