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1994 Vol. 16, No. 6

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THE HYBRID ESPRIT APPROACH TO HARMONIC RETRIEVAL IN NON-GAUSSIAN ARMA NOISE
Liang Yingchang, Dai Yisong, Wang Shuxun
1994, 16(6): 561-568.
Abstract:
This paper addresses the harmonic retrieval problem in non-Gaussian ARMA noise. A hybrid ESPRIT approach using second- and third-order statistics is proposed. First, third-order statistics are used to identify the AR part of the non-Gaussian noise pr...
LMS ADAPTIVE TIME DELAY ESTIMATION WITH TWO WINDOWS
Qiu Tianshuang, Wang Hongyu
1994, 16(6): 569-575.
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An LMS adaptive time delay estimation method with two windows is presented. This method can reduce the superfluous calculation greatly when the time of correlation is long. It is suitable for the time delay estimation of white band-limited random sig...
A NEW FAST ALGORITHM OF 2-D DISCRETE COSINE TRANSFORM
Lu Jie, Wang Xincheng, Zhu Weile
1994, 16(6): 576-581.
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A new algorithm for the fast computation of a 2-D discrete cosine transform (DCT) is presented. It is shown that the N X N DCT, where N = 2m, can be computed using only N 1-D DCT's and additions, instead of using 2N 1-D DCT's, as in the conventional ...
PERFORMANCE OF TWO GENERALIZED ORDER STATISTICS CFAR DETECTORS WITH AUTOMATIC CENSORING TECHNIQUE IN MULTIPLE TARGET SITUATIONS
He You, Hermann Rohling
1994, 16(6): 582-590.
Abstract:
This paper presents two generalized modified OS-CFAR detectors and an automatic censoring technique. For these two new OS-CFAR detectors, analytic expressions of the false alarm rate, the detection probabilities and the measure of ADT under the Swerl...
BIDIRECTIONAL SEARCH DECODING OF REED-MULLER CODES
Li Hui, Wang Yumin
1994, 16(6): 591-597.
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A method which uses the bidirectional search to decode Reed-Muller codes is presented. It is proved to be a generalized minimum distance (GMD) algorithm. The complexity is much simpler than that of Forney s method. The computer simulation shows that ...
-TESTABILITY FOR k-FAULTS DIAGNOSIS
Zhang Zhiyong, Yang Zuying
1994, 16(6): 598-604.
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Using perturbation theories and a distance in manifolds, this paper initiates a testability condition for k-faults diagnosis in analog circuits with tolerance. In this condition, this paper mathematically elaborates how testability of a circuit with ...
GRAPH THEORY METHODS FOR SIMPLIFICATION OF SWITCHING FUNCTIONS
Huang Ruji
1994, 16(6): 605-613.
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The concepts of associated graph G and associated hypergraph H are introduced for a switching function F(x1,,xn) with n variables. Then, the following methods and algorithms are derived: (1) The graph theory methods and branch-and-bound algorithm BBA...
NUMERICAL COMPUTATIONS AND CHARACTERISTICS OF COMPLEX ARGUMENT FRESNEL INTEGRAL
Wu Liangchao, Wang Maoguang
1994, 16(6): 614-622.
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Computing complex argument Fresnel integral is a difficult problem meeting in electromagnetic scattering of lossy dielectric wedges. This paper makes use synthetically of series expansion and asymptotic expansion of complex argument Fresnel integral ...
RADAR CROSS-SECTION OF AN IMPEDANCF CYLINDER LOADED WITH A COMPOSI- TE AND ANISOTROPIC CHIRAL MEDIUM SHEATH
Shen Zhongxiang
1994, 16(6): 623-630.
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The problem of scattering of a plane electromagnetic wave incident on an impedance conducting cylinder cladded with a composite and anisotropic chiral medium sheath is solved. The formulas for calculating the electromagnetic fields in composite and a...
FROM TIME-FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION TO CONTINUOUS WAVELET TRANSFORM
Zhang Xiaoping, Tian Lisheng, Peng Yingning
1994, 16(6): 631-640.
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Based on the concept of time-frequency distribution, the relationship and differences among various time-frequency methods are described. Then the mathematical expression of continuous wavelet transform and its significant meaning in signal processin...
PERFORMANCE ANALYSES OF A HIGH RESOLUTION METHOD BASED ON RRQR DECOMPOSITION
Li Youming
1994, 16(6): 641-645.
Abstract:
A fast high resolution method based on rank-revealing QR decomposition is analysed, and an analytical expression of the variance of the direction of arrival estimation error is presented. Simulation results verify the analysis.
THE CONSTRUCTION METHODS AND ALGORITHM DESIGN OF WAVELET BASES
Li Bingbing, Chang Yilin, Hu Zheng
1994, 16(6): 646-650.
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Based on the brief introduction of the principle of wavelet analysis, this paper gives a summary of several typical wavelet bases from the point of veiw of perfect reconstruction of signal and emphasizes that designing wavelet bases which are used to...
POLYMETHYLMETHACRYLATE LANGMUIR BLODGETT FILMS FOR HIGH RESOLUTION ELECTRON BEAM RESIST
Lu Wu, Gu Ning, Wei Yu, Shen Haoying, Zhang Lan
1994, 16(6): 651-654.
Abstract:
Ultra-thin (20-100nm) polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) films prepared by Langmuir-Blodgett techniques have been explored as high resolution electron beam resists. A Hitachi S-450 scanning electron microscope (SEM) has been refitted for a high resolution...
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF ARTERIAL PULSE DETECTOR WITH OPTIC FIBER SENSOR
Jiang Fengqi, Guo Shanhe, Zhang Tieqiang, Shen Xuanguo
1994, 16(6): 655-659.
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This paper proposes a new arterial pulse detector using optic fiber sensor, and describes the theory, experimental set-up and experimental results of the apparatus. The optic fiber sensor is the detecting part that can detect the arterial pulses. The...
A SYSTEMATIC TIME-INVARIANT TOPOLOGY ANALYSIS METHOD OF MULTIPHASE SCN IN Z DOMAIN -A STATE VARIABLE APPROACH
Liu Changlin, Shen Shihu, Liu Shumin
1994, 16(6): 660-666.
Abstract:
In this paper, switches are considered as fixed branches, thereby the topology of a SCN becomes time-invariant. The technique for analysis of time-invariant networks is applied to SCN s. A systematic time-invariant topology analysis method of multiph...