Title
A Theoretical And Experimental Comparison Of Output Signal-To-Noise Ratios Of 3 Types Of Cross Correlators
Keywords
Acoustics; Engineering; Electrical & Electronic
Abstract
The output signal-to-noise ratio as a function of input signal-to-noise ratios is compared for three different types of cross-correlators: 1) the standard analog cross correlator consisting of bandpass filters, multiplier, and low-pass filter; 2) the polarity coincidence correlator (PCC) which incorporates hard limiters in each analog input channel; and 3) a modified type of PCC wherein only one of the analog channels utilizes a hard limiter. Some of the previous theoretical work on the PCC is extended to include new expressions for the output signal-to-noise ratio from which computations can more readily be made. In addition, discrete circuits were fabricated that closely approximate idealized elements so as to experimentally verify the theoretical results. In almost all cases tested, the experimental results were in close agreement with the math models.
Journal Title
IEEE Transactions on Acoustics Speech and Signal Processing
Volume
31
Issue/Number
1
Publication Date
1-1-1983
Document Type
Letter
Language
English
First Page
202
Last Page
205
WOS Identifier
ISSN
0096-3518
Recommended Citation
Gopani, S. G.; Phillips, R. L.; and Andrews, L. C., "A Theoretical And Experimental Comparison Of Output Signal-To-Noise Ratios Of 3 Types Of Cross Correlators" (1983). Faculty Bibliography 1980s. 232.
https://stars.library.ucf.edu/facultybib1980/232
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