2013
DOI: 10.1109/mmm.2013.2269862
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Analog Signal Processing: A Possible Alternative or Complement to Dominantly Digital Radio Schemes

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“…R-ASP might be defined as the manipulation of signals in their pristine analog form and in real time to realize specific operations enabling microwave or mm-wave and terahertz applications [12]. The concept of R-ASP can be best understood by considering the two basic effects illustrated in Figure 1, chirping with time spreading and frequency discrimination in the time domain.…”
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“…R-ASP might be defined as the manipulation of signals in their pristine analog form and in real time to realize specific operations enabling microwave or mm-wave and terahertz applications [12]. The concept of R-ASP can be best understood by considering the two basic effects illustrated in Figure 1, chirping with time spreading and frequency discrimination in the time domain.…”
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“…The heart of an R-ASP system is a phaser, which is a component exhibiting a specified frequencydependent group-delay response within a given frequency range, as described above [12]. Phasers are either reflection type or transmission type.…”
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“…The heart of an R-ASP system is a phaser, which is a component exhibiting a specified frequency-dependent group-delay response within a given frequency range. Such phasers have found useful applications in the domain of instrumentation, security, short-range communication and RADAR systems, to name a few [1].A common requirement in high-resolution R-ASP is to achieve high dispersion in phasers, in order to provide large frequency discrimination in the time-domain [2]. This translates into the requirement to achieve a large group delay swing in the phaser within the desired bandwidth.…”
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