1. A method of detecting radar signals having a pulse width range and a chirping bandwidth range with a wireless receiver comprising the steps of:
receiving an input signal having a signal power;
processing the signal to relate frequency to signal magnitude to determine a frequency exhibiting maximum signal magnitude;
calculating a rate of change in the frequency exhibiting maximum signal magnitude; and
determining that the rate of change is within parameters established by the pulse width range and the chirping bandwidth range.
2. The method of claim 1, further comprising the step of determining that the signal power exceeds a threshold.
3. The method of claim 1, further comprising the step of determining that the input signal exhibits a pulse width within the pulse width range.
4. The method of claim 1, wherein the step of processing the signal comprises performing a plurality of FFT analyses, wherein each FFT analysis identifies a frequency bin corresponding to the maximum signal magnitude obtained from the output during that FFT analysis.
5. The method of claim 4, wherein the step of calculating the rate of change in the frequency exhibiting maximum signal magnitude comprises finding the difference between two frequency bins identified by sequential FFT analyses.
6. The method of claim 5, wherein the sequential FFT analyses are successive FFT analyses.
7. The method of claim 5, wherein the sequential FFT analyses are separated by at least one intervening FFT analysis.
8. The method of claim 1, wherein the pulse width range has a minimum and a maximum value and the chirping bandwidth range has a minimum and a maximum value and wherein the rate of change parameters comprise a first rate of change parameter corresponding to the ratio of the maximum pulse width value to the minimum chirping bandwidth value and a second rate of change parameter corresponding to the ratio of the minimum pulse width value to the maximum chirping bandwidth value.
9. The method of claim 3, further comprising the step of determining that the rate of change at a first time within the pulse width is within a maximum deviation threshold from the rate of change at a second time within the pulse width.
10. The method of claim 3, wherein the step of calculating the rate of change comprises calculating the rate of change a predetermined number of times and wherein the step of determining that the rate of change is within the parameters comprises determining each calculated rate of change is within the parameters.
11. A wireless network device for detecting radar signals having a pulse width range and a chirping bandwidth range comprising: an analog section; a digital section configured to produce a spectral analysis of an input signal having a signal power by determining a frequency exhibiting maximum signal magnitude; and a radar detection unit configured to calculate a rate of change in the frequency exhibiting maximum signal magnitude and determine that the rate of change is within parameters established by the pulse width range and the chirping bandwidth range.
12. The wireless network device of claim 11, wherein the radar detection unit is configured to determine that the signal power exceeds a threshold.
13. The wireless network device of claim 11, wherein the radar detection unit is configured to determine that the input signal exhibits a pulse width within the pulse width range.
14. The wireless network device of claim 13, wherein the digital section comprises a FFT unit configured to perform a plurality of FFT analyses on the input signal, wherein each FFT analysis identifies a frequency bin corresponding to the maximum signal magnitude obtained from the output during that FFT analysis.
15. The wireless network device of claim 14, wherein the radar detection unit is configured to calculate the rate of change in the frequency exhibiting maximum signal magnitude by finding the difference between two frequency bins identified by sequential FFT analyses.
16. The wireless network device of claim 15, wherein the sequential FFT analyses are successive FFT analyses.
17. The wireless network device of claim 15, wherein the sequential FFT analyses are separated by at least one intervening FFT analysis.
18. The wireless network device of claim 11, wherein the pulse width range has a minimum and a maximum value and the chirping bandwidth range has a minimum and a maximum value and wherein the rate of change parameters comprise a first rate of change parameter corresponding to the ratio of the maximum pulse width value to the minimum chirping bandwidth value and a second rate of change parameter corresponding to the ratio of the minimum pulse width value to the maximum chirping bandwidth value.
19. The wireless network device of claim 13, wherein the radar detection unit is configured to determine that the rate of change at a first time within the pulse width is within a maximum deviation threshold from the rate of change at a second time within the pulse width.
20. The wireless network device of claim 13, wherein the radar detection unit is configured to calculate the rate of change a predetermined number of times and to determine that each calculated rate of change is within the parameters.
The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.
1. A method for analyzing a mixture of chemical components, comprising:
obtaining a plurality of samples of the mixture, in which the samples include overlapping components;
measuring a plurality of wavelength of each sample of overlapping components;
storing the measured wavelengths of each sample as rows in a first matrix; and
applying independent component analysis to the first matrix to obtain a second matrix and a third matrix, in which columns of the first matrix are elution profiles of distinct component groups and rows of the third matrix are corresponding spectra of the distinct component groups.
2. The method of claim 1, in which the samples are obtained by chromatography, and the wavelengths are measured by spectography.
3. The method of claim 1, in which the mixture includes aromatic components.
4. The method of claim 1, in which the mixture is a diesel fuel.
5. A system for analyzing a mixture of chemical components, comprising:
a chromatograph produces a plurality of samples of the mixture, in which the samples include overlapping components;
a spectrometer measures a plurality of wavelength of each sample of overlapping components;
a memory stores the measured wavelengths of each sample as rows in a first matrix; and
means for applying independent component analysis to the first matrix to obtain a second matrix and a third matrix, in which columns of the first matrix are elution profiles of distinct component groups and rows of the third matrix are corresponding spectra of the distinct component groups.