Ideal 1st Trip
Ideal 2nd Trip
Raw 1st Trip with
2nd Trip Noise Contamination
Raw 2nd Trip with
1st Trip Noise Contamination
Filtered 1st Trip
Filtered 2nd Trip
Inverse Transfrom
and Re-Cohere
Recovered 1st Trip Recovered 2nd Trip
Figure 51 Random Phase Processing Algorithm
Ideal 1st and 2nd Trip Echoes
The ideal first and second trip echoes represent the echoes as they would appear
individually. The ideal 1st trip echo is the echo that would be measured if there were no
second trip echo interference. The ideal second trip echo represents what would be
measured if there were no 1st trip echo interference. If there is no interference from the other
trip, a standard Klystron system can measure the ideal spectra, but there is no way to know
whether the echoes are in the
first or second trip.
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