Analog Multiplication in Random Demodulation Analog–to–Information Converters
Pasquale Daponte, Luca De Vito, Grazia Iadarola, Sergio Rapuano
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Pasquale Daponte, Luca De Vito, Grazia Iadarola, Sergio Rapuano
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Aim of this paper is to compare in Analog-to-Information Converters the working principles of the two devices typically used to perform the operation of multiplication: mixers and analog multipliers. The comparison has been experimentally realized on two AIC prototypes based on the Random Demodulation principle: the former employing a mixer, the latter employing an analog multiplier.
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Aim of this paper is to compare in Analog-to-Information Converters the working principles of the two devices typically used to perform the operation of multiplication: mixers and analog multipliers. The comparison has been experimentally realized on two AIC prototypes based on the Random Demodulation principle: the former employing a mixer, the latter employing an analog multiplier.
Key concepts: Analog multiplier, Demodulation, Converters, Multiplier (economics), Analog device, Analog computer, Analog signal processing, Multiplication (music)