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Class 342/195 - Digital processing


Subclass of Class 342 - Communications: directive radio wave systems and devices (e.g., radar, radio navigation)
Definition: Subject matter including receiver circuit means to process
No. of patents: 1006
Last issue date: 05/29/2012


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NumberTitleIssue Date
3974501Dual-mode adaptive parameter processor for continuous wave radar ranging systems
An adaptive parameter signal processor for continuous wave radar ranging systems which provides non-quantized measurements of range. Means are provided to select a suitable portion of the difference frequency waveform, excluding any phase reversal. The pe...
08/10/1976
3968492Adaptive parameter processor for continuous wave radar ranging systems
An adaptive parameter signal processor for continuous wave radar ranging systems which provides non-quantized measurements of range. Means are provided to select a suitable portion of the difference frequency wave form, excluding any phase reversal. The p...
07/06/1976
3965470Pulse analyzer for an RF moving target detector
Threshold count pulses, the number of which being proportional to the slope of an impedance curve of a radiating antenna in an RF detection system, are counted in a first counter and, upon receipt of a read pulse representing a threshold of impedance, are...
06/22/1976
3952304Tracking system utilizing Kalman filter concepts
A monopulse radar tracking system is disclosed employing four tracking channels, one for each of range, velocity, azimuth and elevation. The two angle channels are referenced directly to antenna coordinates. Each channel is mechanized by a stored program ...
04/20/1976
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