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    "# FMCW Radar 204 - Stitching\n",
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    "## FFT Stitching\n",
    "\n",
    "FFT stitching is a signal processing technique used to combine multiple smaller, overlapping Fast Fourier Transforms (FFTs) into a single, seamless, high-resolution spectrum. It is commonly used in radar systemsto achieve fine frequency resolution across a broad bandwidth without requiring a single, massive, computationally expensive FFT.\n",
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    "This notebook will provide visual illustrations of this concept"
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