Three-dimensional systolic architecture for beamforming

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A three-dimensional systolic architecture is described that efficiently performs passive broadband interpolation beam-forming for an array of sensors. The architecture transforms from time domain to beam space without intermediate data storage. The required convolution operations are implemented with linear sets of multiply/accumulate elements.

Inspec keywords: signal processing; digital filters

Other keywords: three-dimensional systolic architecture; convolution operations; FIR filter; beamforming; signal processing; multiply/accumulate elements; passive broadband interpolation; time domain; sensor array; beam space

Subjects: Signal processing and detection; Digital filters

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      • R.G. Pridham , R.A. Mucci . A novel approach to digital beamforming. J. Acoust. Soc. Am. , 425 - 434
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