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Proposed topologies for a fiber-optic-based 1-GHz clipped digital correlator

D. A. Jackson and J. D. C. Jones

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Abstract

A new implementation of a clipped digital correlator is proposed that is based on currently available fiber-optic components; the predicted bandwidth of this system exceeds 1 GHz.

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