A study of the effects of interference-rejection filters on feedback radiometer sensitivity
The trade-offs between sensitivity and interference immunity resulting from input bandpass filter losses in a noise-injection feedback radiometer are examined. Data are provided to permit the selection of an optimum filter configuration based on the independent variables of percentage bandwidth, q-f...
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| Zusammenfassung: | The trade-offs between sensitivity and interference immunity resulting from input bandpass filter losses in a noise-injection feedback radiometer are examined. Data are provided to permit the selection of an optimum filter configuration based on the independent variables of percentage bandwidth, q-factors, and desired band-edge rejection. |
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