Modelling coarticulation
J.B. Pickering
ICASSP 1989
Frequency-hop pulse train signals used in applications such as coherent multiuser or multibeam echo location must be selected on the basis of good time-frequency characteristics in both auto- and cross-ambiguity domains. Toward this end, a class of frequency-hop signals is developed on the basis of an extension of the theory of quadratic congruences. An uniform upper bound is placed on the entire cross-ambiguity function surface, and bounds are placed on the amplitude of spurious peaks in the auto-ambiguity function. These bounds depend on time-bandwidth product and code length exclusively. Examples of typical auto- and cross-ambiguity functions are shown to illustrate the time-frequency properties of the signals.
J.B. Pickering
ICASSP 1989
P.S. Gopalakrishnan, D. Kanevsky, et al.
ICASSP 1989
Eveline J. Bellegarda, Jerome R. Bellegarda, et al.
ICASSP 1995
Jerome R. Bellegarda, Edward L. Titlebaum
IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems