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Microprocessor Based Hardware and Digital Signal Processing Algorithms Provide a State-of-the-Art Approach to Transmission Line/Antenna Systems Analysis
Historical methods for characterizing transmission line/antenna systems are discussed. A new approach using the Fast Fourier Transform algorithm with Frequency Domain Refledtometry to Identify the amplitudes and locations of multiple mismatches in a single pass is introduced. Refinement techniques include quadratic interpolation and windowing for increased amplitude and location accuracy, and correlation for rejecting harmonics and high power "foreign" (interference) signals.