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Analog transmission of an Alltop digital sequence has been investigated. Three approaches to generate the continuous version of the Alltop sequence were studied - linear interpolation, Fourier transform (FT) expansion and direct oversampling. The feasibility of the transmission using the three methods was investigated through simulations and waveform synthesis in an actual waveform-agile radar system. Applicability of sparse signal processing with generated Alltop waveforms has been demonstrated.