Test and measurement instrument including asynchronous time-interleaved digitizer using harmonic mixing and a linear time-periodic filter
A periodic filter and linear time technology, applied in digital variable display, digital variable/waveform display, instrument, etc., can solve problems such as signal-to-noise ratio degradation and inherent noise loss
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[0013] figure 1 is a block diagram of an ADC system for test and measurement instruments using harmonic mixing. In this embodiment, the instrument includes a splitter 10 configured to split an input signal 12 having a specific frequency spectrum into a plurality of split signals 14 and 16 , each split signal comprising substantially the entire spectrum of the input signal 12 . The splitter 10 may be any kind of circuit that can split the input signal 12 into a plurality of signals. For example, splitter 10 may be a resistive voltage divider. Accordingly, substantially all frequency components of the input signal 12 may be present in each of the split signals 14 and 16 . However, depending on the number of paths, harmonic signals used, etc., the frequency response for the various split signals of splitter 10 may be different.
[0014] Split signals 14 and 16 are inputs to harmonic mixers 18 and 24, respectively. Harmonic mixer 18 is configured to mix split signal 14 with ha...
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