摘要:
A controllable opto-electronic time stretcher comprising a first wave guide and a second waveguide coupled to the first waveguide along a coupling portion; wherein at least one of the first and second waveguides in the coupling portion has a controllable refractive index.
摘要:
A back end-circuit for randomized non uniform and alias-free subsampling, comprising: an analog-to-digital converter (ADC) configured for sampling an input signal at random non uniform times; a compressive sensing processor, coupled to the ADC, to recover a sparse spectral representation of the input signal; and a Fourier transformer for converting the sparse spectral representation to a time sampled representation of the input signal.
摘要:
A digital filter bank includes a first sample and hold unit, one or more second sample and hold units one or more quantizers and one or more polyphase component filters. In another aspect, a digital filter bank includes a first sample and hold unit, a discrete time commutator and one or more polyphase component filters. In another aspect, a method for digitally filtering a signal includes sampling an input signal at a first frequency, sampling and holding the first sampled signal at a second frequency, quantizing the one or more second sampled signals to output channelized signals, and filtering the one or more quantized signals and outputting one or more filtered signals using one or more polyphase component filters.
摘要:
A controllable opto-electronic time stretcher comprising a first wave guide and a second waveguide coupled to the first waveguide along a coupling portion; wherein at least one of the first and second waveguides in the coupling portion has a controllable refractive index.
摘要:
Described is a method for accurately reconstructing analog signals. The present invention considers a general parameter estimation problem, extends the utility of compressive sensing to real scenarios, and is able to accurately estimate center frequencies and amplitudes. Specifically, an unknown continuous analog signal comprising a set of arbitrary frequencies and amplitudes is received. A set of non-uniform samples of the unknown continuous analog signal is then obtained at multiple times. Finally, an iterative reconstruction process is utilized to determine a set of frequencies and a set of amplitudes that best fit the set of non-uniform samples in a global minimum problem in order to accurately reconstruct the continuous analog signal.