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state-of-the-art FFT processors

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From: Gary D. Shiflett
Date: Fri, 09 Oct 1992 19:17
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     I am working on a project to determine the feasibility
of developing an ultra-high speed FFT signal processor subsystem.
My questions are:

   1) What is considered state-of-the-art in FFTs?

   2) Who are the players?

   3) Has or is DARPA supporting the development of 
      GaAs FFT processors as part of a technology
      enhancement initiative? With whom? Details?

   4) Does anyone know of any POCs for FFT work at
      nChip in San Jose, CA?

   Thanks in advance,

--
Gary Shiflett
Applied Physics Laboratory
Johns Hopkins University
gary_shiflett@jhuapl.edu
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From: shif@aplpy.jhuapl.edu (Gary D. Shiflett)
Subject: state-of-the-art FFT processors
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Keywords: digital FFTs, GaAs, DARPA 
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