论文信息 - Dilute uniformly redundant sequences for use in coded-aperture imaging.

Dilute uniformly redundant sequences for use in coded-aperture imaging.

A class of binary sequences with ideal autocorrelation properties is given for several lengths. These sequences possess the property that their periodic autocorrelation sidelobes are a constant unity; they represent a class of codes that are both uniformly redundant and nonredundant. Application to coded-aperture imaging is discussed.

W J Wild

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