Parallel Implementation of High Speed Mono-Pulse Angle Estimation Processor Based on Multi-IC Architecture

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This paper proposes a kind of high speed mono-pulse sum-difference angle estimation hardware architecture. Sum-difference amplitude mono-pulse algorithm is implemented in the hardware which is composed of 4 chips of XC6VSX315T and three chips of TMS320C6678. This hardware structure has already been applied in engineering.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 846-847)

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1225-1229

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