Matched Filter Detection
Matched Filter Detection is a signal detection method in cognitive radio that belongs to the class of optimal linear filters and is distinguished by its maximization of signal-to-noise ratio at the sampling instant through cross-correlation of the received signal with a known template of the anticipated signal waveform.
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A CFAR adaptive matched filter detector
Frank C. Robey, Daniel R. Fuhrmann, Edward J. Kelly et al. · IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems · 1992 · 1.6K citations
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