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  1. Demodulating P25 CQPSK Signals Using a C4FM Receiver

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    Usually a modulation of one species can only be demodulated with the radio signal processing chain of the same species.

  2. An Intuitive View of Time-Bandwidth Product (TBP)

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    Time-Bandwidth Product (TBP) of a waveform is a foundational term frequently used in communications and radar community.

  3. Two Birds with One Tone: I/Q Signals and Fourier Transform – Part 2

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    In Part 1 of I/Q signals series, we saw the implications of orthogonality in amplitude and phase shift.

  4. Two Birds with One Tone: I/Q Signals and Fourier Transform – Part 1

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    I wrote a highly popular article I/Q signals 101 which you might want to read first.

  5. AI – An Advanced Civilization or a One-Trick Pony

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    Oct 19, 2024 Author’s Note This article, unlike the others on this website, is not about how some AI algorithms work.

  6. The Easiest Tutorial on Kalman Filter

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    Kalman filter is one of the most important but not so well explained filter in the field of statistical signal processing.

  7. FMCW Radar Part 3 – Design Guidelines

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    The Bloom’s Taxonomy describes the levels of mastery one attains in a field.

  8. FMCW Radar Part 2 – Velocity, Angle and Radar Data Cube

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    In Part 1 of FMCW radar series, we described how a radar estimates the range of one or more stationary targets.

  9. FMCW Radar Part 1 – Ranging

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    This is Part 1 of a 3-Part series in which we describe how an FMCW radar finds the range of multiple stationary targets.

  10. A Real-Imaginative Guide to Complex Numbers

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    June 18, 2020 On a cold morning in August 2015, I narrowly missed a train to my office in Melbourne city.