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Effects of Doppler Mismatch on Combined Barker Codes

James M. Howell
- 01 Nov 1970 - 
- Vol. 6, Iss: 6, pp 847-851
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The output response of a matched filter for several cases of combined Barker codes is computed for various amounts of Doppler mismatch, and it is shown that combined Barker code, like conventional Barker codes, are extremely sensitive to Dopplers shift.
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The output response of a matched filter for several cases of combined Barker codes is computed for various amounts of Doppler mismatch It is shown that combined Barker codes, like conventional Barker codes, are extremely sensitive to Doppler shift

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