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Theory of rapid-update line-by-line pulse shaping

Pulse shaping theory is extended to include rapid waveform update for line-by-line pulse shaping. The fundamental trade-off between response speed and waveform fidelity is illustrated through simulation.

A.M. Weiner | S.T. Cundiff | J.T. Willits

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