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Figure 2 Example 1: Basic Magnetron System
The building blocks required to construct the basic system are:
- RVP901 IFDR—IDR installed in the radar receiver cabinet. This can
be located up to 25 m from the RVP902 main chassis. The Digital
Automatic Frequency Control (DAFC) is an option to interface to a
digitally controlled STALO. The RVP900 provides full AFC control
with burst pulse auto-tracking.
- I/O-62 PCI Card—This card is still available for additional triggers,
parallel, synchro or encoder AZ and EL angle inputs, pulse width
control, spot blanking control output, and more. These signals are
brought in through the connector panel.
- RVP902 Signal Processor—1U, 19 in, rack-mounted computer with
two quad-core Intel Xeon processors (PC) running a Linux operating
system.
Figure 2 shows a basic magnetron system. The RCP8 I/O-62 PCI card
continues to be used for generic input/output until the next generation of
back panel is developed. This system has approximately five times the
processing power of the fastest RVP8 ever produced (with dual 3.0 GHz
Pentium processors), so that it is capable of performing DFT processing in
4200 range bins with advanced algorithms such as random phase second
trip echo filtering and recovery.
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