NASA NTRS · 19840019096
Signal processor architecture for backscatter radars
Abstract
Real time signal processing for backscatter radars which requires computational throughput and I/O rates is discussed. The operations that are usually performed in real time are highly repetitive simple accumulations of samples or of products of samples. The control logic does not depend on the values of the data and general purpose computers are not required for the initial high speed processing. The implications of these facts on the architectures of preprocessors for backscatter radars are explored and applied to the design of the Radar Signal Compender.
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Swartz, W. E., Johnston, P.. 1983-12-01. Signal processor architecture for backscatter radars. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19840019096
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