Method and apparatus for shipboard co-site in-band desired signal extraction
AssigneeThe United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy
InventorsVincent V. Dinh, Daniel W. Tam
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AssigneeThe United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy
InventorsVincent V. Dinh, Daniel W. Tam
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Systems and methods are disclosed for removing interference in a time-harmonic received composite signal, comprising, sampling an in-band interfering signal from a stationary transmitter at a stationary receiver; sampling a composite signal having the in-band interfering signal and an in-band desired signal from a stationary transmitter at the receiver, deriving at least one of a phase and time difference from the composite signal and sampled in-band interfering signal, applying the derived at least one of phase and time difference to the sampled in-band interfering signal to estimate a synchronized current in-band interfering signal, and generating the un-interfered, in-band desired signal by subtracting the synchronized current in-band interfering signal from a current composite signal.
A method of removing interference signals without the use of band pass filtering, in a time-harmonic composite signal processed by a receiver that is stationary with respect to at least one co-site transmitter, comprising:
A system of removing interference in a time-harmonic received composite signal, comprising:
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