Analog to information converter
AssigneesE.I.M. Distribution Ltd., Roman RABINOVICH
InventorsRoman RABINOVICH, Boris OKLANDER, Asaf ZVIRAN
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Abstract
A method of identifying a spectrum and extracting features thereof for RF signals in an ultra-wide bandwidth comprising the steps of (a) obtaining said RF signal to be analyzed; (b) high-pass filtering said obtained signal; (c) digitizing said high filtered signal; and (d) analyzing said digitized signal. The method further comprises a step of spectrum compressing (SC) including splitting said high pass filtered signal into two channels and Phase true-time delay modulating (shifting) said signal within one of said channels.
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A method of identifying a spectrum and extracting features thereof for RF signals in an ultra-wide bandwidth;
- said method comprising the steps of
- a. obtaining said RF signal to be analyzed;
- b. high-pass filtering said obtained signal;
- c. digitizing said high filtered signal;
- d. analyzing said digitized signal;
- wherein said method further comprises a step of spectrum compressing (SC) further comprising splitting said high pass filtered signal into two channels;
- Phase true-time delay modulating (shifting) said signal within one of said channels.
A linear-analog-to information converter of an RF signal:
- said converter comprising:
- a. a linear spectrum compression (LSC) unit;
- b. two digitizers configured for sampling obtained original and modulated signals;
- c. a digital signal processing unit;
- wherein said LSC unit further comprises a splitter configured to split a high pass filtered signal to two channels, phase true-time delay line disposed in one of said channels.
A digital analog-to information converter of an RF signal:
- said converter comprising:
- a. two digitizers configured for sampling obtained signal at two specifically tuned sampling rates;
- b. a digital signal processing unit;
- wherein said digital signal processing unit is configured for digital Doppler generator processing characterized by predetermined sampling rates, a decimation procedure, Fast Fourier Transformation and a predetermined normalization of the frequency spectrum.
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