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    Evaluation of Polyphase Filter

    architecture for Pulse detection andmeasurement

    JEEVITHA T

    1DS12LEC06

    EXTERNAL GUIDE: INTERNAL GUIDE:

    HEMANT V PARANJAPE KIRAN GUPTA

    SCIENTIST D ASSOCIATE PROF

    DARE,DRDO ECE DEPT,DSCE

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    Introduction

    Previousmethods

    used

    Problem

    definition

    Pros andcons

    conclusion

    AGENDA

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    1905Russo Japanese war

    1914World War 1

    1939World War 2

    1965-1971Vietnam war

    1973The Middle East War

    1982Falkland War , Lebanon War

    HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENTS IN EW

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    One

    Electronic Support Measure(ESM)

    Two

    Electronic Counter Measure(ECM)

    Three

    Electronic Countercountermeasures(ECCM)

    ELECTRONIC WARFARE

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    ESM

    ACOUSTICDETECTION

    SYSTEM

    COMMINTERCEPTRECEIVERS

    RADARINTERCEPTRECEIVERS

    INFRAREDINTERCEPTRECEIVERS

    LASERINTERCEPTRECEIVERS

    TYPES OF

    ESM..

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    Wideband EW Rx Narrowband Comm

    Rx

    1. Wideband pulsed radars

    2. Wide input bandwidth

    3. Information of the input

    signal is unknown.

    4. Outputs the Pulse

    Descriptor Words(PDW)

    1. Communication signals

    2. Narrow input bandwidth

    3. Information of the input

    signal is known.

    4. Outputs recover

    information.

    DIFF B/W COMMUNICATION RX AND

    ELECTRONIC WARFARE RX

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    EVOLUTION OF EW RX

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    Time tag for the leading edge of the

    radar pulse in the received signal

    To calculate PRI

    Used to deinterleave the radar pulse

    train

    TOA IMPORTANCE

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    Deinterleaving

    PRIgeneration

    Radaridentification

    tracking

    revisiting

    FUNCTIONS OF EW PROCESSOR

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    SIGNAL PROCESSING REQ..

    1. DFT

    Mathematical procedureharmonic/frequency contentdiscrete

    signal.

    One to one mapping

    For N input time domain samplesspectral content at N equally

    spaced frequency points

    DFT outputsum of point to point product b/w i/p sequence and

    complex sinusoid.

    Analysis frequencymfs/N

    Frequency resolutionfs/N

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    FIR filters are linear phase filters, so phasedistortion is avoided1

    stable due to their absence of poles in thetransfer function2

    feed forward filters, and do not utilize

    feedback3

    design is primarily performed using thewindowing method4

    2. FILTERING

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    change in the sampling rate

    two basic components of a

    multirate system are the

    down sampler (or decimator)

    and the up sampler (or

    expander)

    y(n) = x(Mn)

    MULTIRATE SYSTEMS

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    POLYPHASE FILTERING

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    FFT based architecture

    Non overlapped FFT architecture

    Overlapped FFT architecture

    FIR filter based architecture

    Cascaded FIR filter basedarchitecture

    Mixed architecture

    FFT+FIR filter architecture

    Polyphase FFT architecture

    DIGITAL RECEIVER SIGNAL PROCESSING

    ARCHITECTURE

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    NON-OVERLAPPED FFT

    Input dataframes of N samplesFFT

    Poor time resolution

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    OVERLAPPED FFT

    Input dataoverlappedFFT

    Data overlap128/192 (256)

    Advantages: increasesoutput rate, time resolution without degrading

    frequency resolution.

    Disadvantages: implementation complexity

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    CASCADED FIR FILTER BASED

    ARCHITECTURE

    Input bandM wide filters.

    Each M filterN narrow filters

    Threshold is applied for each filter output.

    Good time resolution

    Narrow filters usedfilter order increasenumber of

    multipliers.

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    FFT+FIR FILTER ARCHITECTURE

    Detection of FFTfour FIR filters

    Parameter measurement4I and 4Q decimated filters.

    Better time resolutionsimple FFT.

    Requires extra storage.

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    PROPOSED METHOD: POLYPHASE FFT

    Decimationfrequency domain

    Decimation in frequencyreduces complexity of FFT

    Determines spectral output of N point FFTN/D point FFT

    Trade offfrequency resolution

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    Continued..

    Channelizationpolyphase filtering

    N/D no., of filters with D no., of taps

    Produces same output as N point FFT

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    One

    Incoming N data samplesMbranches

    Two

    M point FFT is performed

    Three

    Decimationgaps in frequencytime domain window

    DESIGN PROCEDURE

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    ADVANTAGES

    Good time resolution

    Excellent filter shapes

    DISADVANTAGES

    Poor frequency resolution

    ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF

    THE PROPOSED METHOD

    REFERENCES

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    REFERENCES

    Approaches towards implementation of multi-bit digital receiver using FFT,

    Abhijit S Kulkarni, Vijesh P, Hemant V Paranjape, K Maheswara Reddy. DefenceScience Journal, Vol 63, No.2 , March 2013,pp.198-203, DESIDOC.

    Paramaterizable channelized wideband digital receiver for high update rate,

    Buxa Peter, Wright state university, 2003(MS Thesis).

    DARE Digital Receiver Design Document VER 1.0, DARE 2010.

    Electronic Warfare, Mohinder Singh, Institute of Armament technology,

    Pune,DESIDOC.

    Digital techniques for Wideband digital receivers Ed 2, Tsui James B Y,Norwood, MA: Artech house, 2001.

    Lyons, Richard. Understanding digital signal processing. Pearson Education,

    2004.

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