Systems and methods are provided for processing time-domain samples of a digitized signal in rectangular coordinates. The digitized signal can include a low power desired signal and a high power, approximately constant envelope interference signal that spectrally overlaps the desired signal. A rectangular to polar converter can obtain magnitude and phase of each time-domain sample in polar coordinates. An interference estimator can estimate a magnitude of the interference signal based on magnitudes of a predetermined number of time-domain samples in polar coordinates. A subtractor can obtain a difference magnitude for each time-domain sample in polar coordinates based on the magnitude of that sample and the estimated magnitude of the interference signal in polar coordinates. A polar to rectangular converter can obtain time-domain samples in rectangular coordinates of the desired signal with reduced power of the interference signal based on the difference magnitude and phase of time-domain samples in polar coordinates.
        
            Method for Suppression of Nearly Constant Envelop Interference
      
      
      Method for Suppression of Nearly Constant Envelop Interference
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            9,197,360
          
        
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                                                    Algorithm and Method
        
                                                                                                                                                 Keywords:  signal overlap,  interference signal,  suppression,  interference,  BLISS
            
      
                                                                                                     International Class:  H04B7/10,  H04B17/00,  H04L1/00