8-Element, 1-3GHz Direct Space-to-Information Converter - Matthew Bajor - RFIC Showcase 2018

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Columbia University’s Matt Bajor reviews the design goals for working within the angle, frequency and time domain in an RF-cluttered environment. Bajor explains an 8-Element, 1-3GHz Direct Space-to-Information Converter for rapid, compressive-sampling direction-of-arrival finding utilizing pseudo-random antenna-weigh modulation.

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  • August 2, 2018

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