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17 September 1993 Acousto-optic precision direction-finding system
Hal L. Levitt, Edward M. Alexander, Todd A. Fine, Anthony Y. Tse, Anthony E. Spezio
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Abstract
The Acousto-Optic Precision Direction Finding (AOPDF) system is a demonstration EW receiver in development at the Naval Research Laboratory as a DARPA sponsored activity. A two-dimensional Acousto-Optic processing element extracts frequency, angle of arrival (AOA), and time of arrival (TOA) on a pulse-by-pulse basis. Performance advantages achieved through use of Acousto-Optic technology include a wide instantaneous RF bandwidth, multiple simultaneous signal capture, and accurate AOA measurement over a quadrant field of view. This paper describes the conceptual design, system development, and evaluation of a demonstration unit based on the AOPDF concept.
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Hal L. Levitt, Edward M. Alexander, Todd A. Fine, Anthony Y. Tse, and Anthony E. Spezio "Acousto-optic precision direction-finding system", Proc. SPIE 1958, Transition of Optical Processors into Systems 1993, (17 September 1993); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.157127
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KEYWORDS
Antennas

Bragg cells

Acousto-optics

Phased array optics

Adaptive optics

Phased arrays

Signal processing

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