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Array signal processing in the NASA Deep Space Network

Pham, Timothy T.·Jongeling, Andre P.
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In this paper, we will describe the benefits of arraying and past as well as expected future use of this application. The signal processing aspects of array system are described. Field measurements via actual tracking spacecraft are also presented.

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Pham, Timothy T., Jongeling, Andre P.. 2004-06-20. Array signal processing in the NASA Deep Space Network. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20060043629

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