Abstract

The results of a feasibility study of an optical adaptive filter are presented. The processor is a time-domain implementation using correlation cancellation loops. Included is a theoretical verification of the correlation cancellation loop approach for linear prediction. The processor architecture and performance are described in detail. The results are encouraging although limited by laboratory equipment.

© 1983 Optical Society of America

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