Switching window computation for static timing analysis in presence of crosstalk noise

Chen, Pinhong; Kirkpatrick, D.A.; Keutzer, K.

doi:10.1109/iccad.2000.896494

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“…Superposition principle is normally applied in the switching window computation work [8,9] for static timing calculation with the presence of crosstalk noise. This principle is working based on two particular waveforms for coupled delay calculation.…”

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Signal Processing of Microwave Imaging Brain Tumor Detection Using Superposition Windowing

Chew

Sudirman

Seman

et al. 2014

AMM

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This paper discusses the selection of window function for signal processing in microwave imaging brain tumor detection. Most of the window functions are non-negative bell-shaped curves. This paper proposed a superposition windowing function for better time series data analyses and enhancement. The performance of the selected five window functions (Hamming, Blackman-Harris, Parzen, Chebyshev and Bartlett-Hanning) and the proposed superposition window were compared and evaluated. The results show the superposition window function is potentially reduce the unwanted noise and preserve important information of the signals.

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