Interference Mitigation: Theory & Application

Differs from the conventional frequency-domain-filtering method of reducing interference in radio, television, and radar signal reception, by describing interference cancellation, which involves selectively subtracting the undesired element from the dirty signal in a reception line and leaving the desired element substantially unaffected. A major benefit of the approach is being able to eliminate interference at the same frequency as the desired signal as long as the two are not coherent or correlated. For communications and radar engineers. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.