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    • Acoustics
    • Signal Processing
    • Array Signal Processing

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    • Beamforming systems rely on window (apodization) functions for signal control.
    • The selection of these functions directly impacts the system's transverse beam pattern at focal depth.

    Discussion:

    • The relationship between the apodization function and its Fourier transform is key to understanding beam pattern characteristics.
    • Joint evaluation of function properties and their transforms is essential for system optimization.

    Key Insights:

    • Systematic design approaches for apodization functions are illustrated.
    • Optimized functions lead to improved beamforming performance and precision.

    Outlook:

    • Further research can explore novel apodization functions for advanced beamforming applications.
    • The presented methodologies can guide the development of next-generation acoustic and signal processing systems.