Baseband compatible s.a.w. processors
Gianfranco Manes, Carlo Atzeni
Abstract
Gianfranco Manes, Carlo Atzeni
Abstract
A nonlinear acoustic tapped delay line is shown to be capable of providing signal processing at baseband data format via a classical amplitude-modulation/demodulation process; compatibility with baseband-operating analogue/digital arithmetic units is simply and directly achieved, thus resulting in a potentially attractive alternative to existing techniques for programmable transversal filtering implementation.
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A nonlinear acoustic tapped delay line is shown to be capable of providing signal processing at baseband data format via a classical amplitude-modulation/demodulation process; compatibility with baseband-operating analogue/digital arithmetic units is simply and directly achieved, thus resulting in a potentially attractive alternative to existing techniques for programmable transversal filtering implementation.
Key concepts: Baseband, Line code, Demodulation, Computer science, Electronic engineering, Signal processing, Digital signal processing, Compatibility (geochemistry)