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Periodic binary codes with zero and small time sidelobe levels

Periodic binary codes with zero and small time sidelobe levels

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A periodic binary sequence that compresses a pulse to a width of several chips is proposed. In the region of relatively small compression ratios, many periodic binary sequences exist for which peak sidelobe levels are smaller than those of conventional codes such as m-sequences.

Inspec keywords: binary codes; radar theory; pulse compression; binary sequences

Other keywords: pulse compression; periodic binary code; sidelobe level; binary sequence

Subjects: Radar theory; Codes

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