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New results on the reconstruction of bandlimited signals from past samples

S.R. Pillai, Barbara Elliott

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Abstract

A new technique that makes use of only the past sample values of a bandlimited signal for its reconstruction is presented. It is shown that any bandlimited signal can be reconstructed from its past samples alone, provided the sampling rate is at least twice the minimum required Nyquist rate.

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A new technique that makes use of only the past sample values of a bandlimited signal for its reconstruction is presented. It is shown that any bandlimited signal can be reconstructed from its past samples alone, provided the sampling rate is at least twice the minimum required Nyquist rate.

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A new technique that makes use of only the past sample values of a bandlimited signal for its reconstruction is presented. It is shown that any bandlimited signal can be reconstructed from its past samples alone, provided the sampling rate is at least twice the minimum required Nyquist rate.

Key concepts: Bandlimiting, Nyquist rate, Signal reconstruction, Sampling (signal processing), SIGNAL (programming language), Nyquist–Shannon sampling theorem, Algorithm, Nyquist frequency

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