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A 2-channel digitizer based on MFP strategy
A 2-channel digitizer based on MFP strategy
A 2-channel digitizer based on a mixing-filtering-processing (MFP) strategy capable of granting ultra-high bandwidth and sampling rate is presented. The digitizer requires suitable digital signal processing resources, which consist of several dedicated integrated circuits (ICs), to produce a digital representation of the input signal. Processing is also in charge of streamline calibration, that involves eliminating the artefacts due to mismatches between individual channels and equalizing the frequency response of the system. The design issues related to the implementation of calibration and signal reconstruction are presented. Tests needed to assess the system configuration at the manufacturing stage are also discussed.
Microsoft Academic Graph classification: Frequency response business.industry Signal reconstruction Computer science Bandwidth (signal processing) System configuration Integrated circuit law.invention law business Computer hardware Digital signal processing Communication channel
History, calibration; digital signal processing; frequency response, digital signal processing, calibration, Computer Science Applications, Education, frequency response
History, calibration; digital signal processing; frequency response, digital signal processing, calibration, Computer Science Applications, Education, frequency response
Microsoft Academic Graph classification: Frequency response business.industry Signal reconstruction Computer science Bandwidth (signal processing) System configuration Integrated circuit law.invention law business Computer hardware Digital signal processing Communication channel
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Citations provided by BIP!Popularity provided by BIP!A 2-channel digitizer based on a mixing-filtering-processing (MFP) strategy capable of granting ultra-high bandwidth and sampling rate is presented. The digitizer requires suitable digital signal processing resources, which consist of several dedicated integrated circuits (ICs), to produce a digital representation of the input signal. Processing is also in charge of streamline calibration, that involves eliminating the artefacts due to mismatches between individual channels and equalizing the frequency response of the system. The design issues related to the implementation of calibration and signal reconstruction are presented. Tests needed to assess the system configuration at the manufacturing stage are also discussed.