We propose a sampling scheme for alias-free spectral analysis of signals. Unlike the existing approaches, the scheme is deterministic rather than random. The properties of the generated sampling sequences resemble those of the random sampling ones in the sense of suppressing/reducing aliasing. Nonetheless, the developed scheme is shown to be more efficient and is better suited to practical implementation. It is demonstrated that for signals with bounded variations, the error in the obtained Fourier transform from N number of samples is bounded and decays at the rate of log (N)/N
The paper addresses the problem of signal-dependent sampling of analogue signals according to local ...
Abstract. For spectroscopic measurements there are good reasons why one might consider using nonunif...
A new model of ideal signal sampling operation is developed in this paper. This model does not use t...
Nonuniform sampling can facilitate digital alias-free signal processing (DASP), i.e., digital signal...
This paper studies the sequential sampling scheme, as a solution to the problem of aliasing, where t...
This work is a part of a drastic revolution in the classical signal processing chain required in mob...
International audienceThis paper takes place in the context of developing a new class of signal proc...
In this paper we analyse a class of DASP (Digital Alias-free Signal Processing) methods for spectrum...
The authors consider the problem of reconstructing a signal from the outputs of several systems, whi...
The work presented in this thesis covers the design of various sampling/ processing schemes which al...
In nonuniform sampling (NUS), signal amplitudes and time stamps are delivered in pairs. Several meth...
This paper deals with the problem of perfect reconstruction of the spectrum of a weakly stationary s...
In this paper, we present an algebraic description of the aliasing phenomena evident in the linear s...
This work is a part of a drastic revolution in the classical signal processing chain required in mob...
The Nyquist theorem stipulates the largest sampling interval sufficient to avoid aliasing is the rec...
The paper addresses the problem of signal-dependent sampling of analogue signals according to local ...
Abstract. For spectroscopic measurements there are good reasons why one might consider using nonunif...
A new model of ideal signal sampling operation is developed in this paper. This model does not use t...
Nonuniform sampling can facilitate digital alias-free signal processing (DASP), i.e., digital signal...
This paper studies the sequential sampling scheme, as a solution to the problem of aliasing, where t...
This work is a part of a drastic revolution in the classical signal processing chain required in mob...
International audienceThis paper takes place in the context of developing a new class of signal proc...
In this paper we analyse a class of DASP (Digital Alias-free Signal Processing) methods for spectrum...
The authors consider the problem of reconstructing a signal from the outputs of several systems, whi...
The work presented in this thesis covers the design of various sampling/ processing schemes which al...
In nonuniform sampling (NUS), signal amplitudes and time stamps are delivered in pairs. Several meth...
This paper deals with the problem of perfect reconstruction of the spectrum of a weakly stationary s...
In this paper, we present an algebraic description of the aliasing phenomena evident in the linear s...
This work is a part of a drastic revolution in the classical signal processing chain required in mob...
The Nyquist theorem stipulates the largest sampling interval sufficient to avoid aliasing is the rec...
The paper addresses the problem of signal-dependent sampling of analogue signals according to local ...
Abstract. For spectroscopic measurements there are good reasons why one might consider using nonunif...
A new model of ideal signal sampling operation is developed in this paper. This model does not use t...