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27 September 2001 Distributed acoustic beamforming using COTS technology and Microsoft Windows CE 3.0
Kenneth Johnson, Ronnie L. Wright, Julie Barnes
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Abstract
As commercial operating systems such as Microsoft Windows move from the desktop to the embedded world and low-power, low-cost embedded CPU performance increases the distinction between dedicated embedded systems and laboratory demonstration systems is blurring. Signalscape, Inc. has developed a highly flexible acoustic signal processing system with real-time performance on Pentium II class desktop computers running Microsoft Windows. In a recently awarded DARPA program, Rockwell Science Center, Signalscape, and their partners are moving the flexibility and capabilities of Signalscape's many tool kits onto low-cost, low-power systems for unattended sensor applications. In this paper we discuss the results of the first demonstrations of acoustic beamforming using a small network of sensors.
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Kenneth Johnson, Ronnie L. Wright, and Julie Barnes "Distributed acoustic beamforming using COTS technology and Microsoft Windows CE 3.0", Proc. SPIE 4393, Unattended Ground Sensor Technologies and Applications III, (27 September 2001); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.441256
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KEYWORDS
Phased arrays

Acoustics

Sensors

Signal processing

Unattended ground sensors

Commercial off the shelf technology

Operating systems

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