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A recursive technique is presented that achieves real-time implementation of the Signal Separator which is an algorithm that can be used with antenna arrays to provide each incident signal at a good output signal-to-interference ratio without having any a priori knowledge of the incident signals or their directions-of-arrival. Simulation results confirm performance previously predicted analytically.
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