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METHOD AND SYSTEM TO REDUCE NOISE IN PHASED-ARRAY SIGNALS FROM RECEIVERS LOCATED AT DIFFERENT LOCATIONS

Gurel, Nezihe Merve
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Hurley, Paul
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Simeoni, Matthieu Martin Jean-Andre
2017

The present invention is notably directed to a computerized method to reduce noise in phased- array signals from a set of receivers at different locations. Time-series are received from the receivers, which time-series form phased-array signals. The time-series are ordered based on the different locations of the receivers and spatially phased series are obtained from the ordered time- series. Each of the spatially phased series obtained comprises a series of signal values that are spatially phased. A noise component is identified in each of the spatially phased series obtained and removed from the spatially phased series to obtain denoised series. The invention is further directed to related receiver systems and computer program products.

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EPO Family ID

61243639

Author(s)
Gurel, Nezihe Merve
Hurley, Paul
Simeoni, Matthieu Martin Jean-Andre
Note

CH9-2016-0057

Alternative title(s) : (en) Reducing noise in phased-array signals from receivers located at different locations

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DOICountry codeKind codeDate issued

US11145974

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B2

2021-10-12

US2020014106

US

A1

2020-01-09

US10396456

US

B2

2019-08-27

US2018062259

US

A1

2018-03-01

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October 16, 2017
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