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Wide aperture optical correlator–spectrum analyzer: evaluation of a new design

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A wide-aperture optical correlator-spectrum analyzer has been developed that achieves its full theoretical maximum processing gain of 36 dB. This 4000-channel system is coherent across the 100-mm-diam aperture with 100-lines/mm resolution at the center. The system noise is not perceptible, and the time-bandwidth product is 9000. Performance tests are described and evaluated for aperture coherence, Fourier transform accuracy and resolution, and processing gain.

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