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An Analog Multiplier with Analog/Digital Output

WU Jin-ling

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This paper mainly introduces an analog multiplier with analog/digital output.It can be used in two voltage signal's four-quadrant multiplication.Its output is a series of pulse signals whose duty ratio is proportion to the multiplication of two voltage signals.This kind of output can be used not only in digital system but also in analog system.

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This paper mainly introduces an analog multiplier with analog/digital output.It can be used in two voltage signal's four-quadrant multiplication.Its output is a series of pulse signals whose duty ratio is proportion to the multiplication of two voltage signals.This kind of output can be used not only in digital system but also in analog system.

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This paper mainly introduces an analog multiplier with analog/digital output.It can be used in two voltage signal's four-quadrant multiplication.Its output is a series of pulse signals whose duty ratio is proportion to the multiplication of two voltage signals.This kind of output can be used not only in digital system but also in analog system.

Key concepts: Analog multiplier, Analog signal, Analog device, Multiplier (economics), Analog image processing, Analog computer, Duty cycle, Digital-to-analog converter

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