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5 June 1995 Near-least-squares radio frequency interference suppression
Timothy R. Miller, John W. McCorkle, Lee C. Potter
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Abstract
We present an algorithm for the removal of narrow-band interference from wideband signals. We apply the algorithm to suppress radio frequency interference encountered by ultra- wideband synthetic aperture radar systems used for foliage- and ground-penetrating imaging. For this application, we seek maximal reduction of interference energy, minimal loss and distortion of wideband target responses, and real-time implementation. To balance these competing objectives, we exploit prior information concerning the interference environment in designing an estimate-and-subtract-estimation algorithm. The use of prior knowledge allows fast, near-least-squares estimation of the interference and permits iterative target signature excision in the interference estimation procedure to decrease estimation bias. The results is greater interference suppression, less target signature loss and distortion, and faster computation than is provided by existing techniques.
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Timothy R. Miller, John W. McCorkle, and Lee C. Potter "Near-least-squares radio frequency interference suppression", Proc. SPIE 2487, Algorithms for Synthetic Aperture Radar Imagery II, (5 June 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.210865
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KEYWORDS
Electromagnetic coupling

Detection and tracking algorithms

Distortion

Synthetic aperture radar

FM band

Fermium

Frequency modulation

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