In many communication and RADAR applications it is desirable to determine the spectral content of signals in real time. A technique employing dispersive surface acoustic wave devices to implement the chirp-Z transform is described. The experimental results obtained for a number of commonly used signals, including the maximal-length pseudonoise sequences, are shown, and the agreement with theoretical prediction is discussed.
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Nudd et al. (1976) studied this question.
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