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Accession Number:
ADA278266
Title:
Algorithms for Digital Micro-Wave Receivers and Optimal System Identification.
Descriptive Note:
Final technical rept. 1 Oct 92-30 Sep 93,
Corporate Author:
WRIGHT STATE UNIV DAYTON OH
Report Date:
1994-02-28
Pagination or Media Count:
119.0
Abstract:
The research in the Year-1 of this project has focused on two primary directions, as originally, proposed, i Advanced signal processing algorithms for digital microwave receivers with Electronic Warfare applications For estimating the Angles-Of-Arrival or Radio Frequencies, a significant contribution has been made with a computationally efficient Minimum-Norm Method that does not require any Eigenanalysis but produces equally good estimates. A Maximum-Likelihood Estimator MLE that ensures unit circle frequencies has been proposed for obtaining the most accurate estimates. Furthermore, two new algorithms for improved ARARMA spectrum estimator from noisy observations have been considered. Several time-domain and frequency-domain algorithms for detecting the presence of targets are also being studied. ii A general and unified theoretical framework for optimal identification of rational transfer function coefficients from 1 Input-Output data, 2 Impulse Response data and 3 Frequency Response data. Unlike existing algorithms which either modify or linearize the error criterion to estimate the unknown parameters simultaneously, the true error criteria have been decoupled into i a purely linear problem for estimating the optimal numerator and ii a nonlinear problem with reduced dimensionality for the optimal denominator. The decoupled estimators possess global optimality properties but have reduced computational complexity than existing methods. Angles-of-Arrival estimation, Frequency estimation, Digital receiver design, Improved AR and ARMA modeling, Electronic Warfare EW signal detection, Optimal system identification from inputoutput and frequency domain data.
Distribution Statement:
APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE