A Method for Sampling and Reconstructing Analog Signals that Guarantees the Maximum Point-by-Point Reconstruction Error in Time Domain
An analog signal and reconstruction error technology, applied in the direction of digital-to-analog converter, analog-to-digital conversion, analog-to-digital converter, etc., can solve the problems that the Shannon theory cannot be directly applied, the signal spectrum information cannot be obtained completely, and cannot be obtained in advance , to achieve the effects of easy analysis and implementation, and controllable reconstruction errors
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[0029] The present invention and its effects will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0030] Let's start with a brief review of Shannon's sampling theory. Given an analog signal x(t) to be sampled with a bandwidth of W, first define a sampling impulse sequence signal
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[0032] where the sampling period T is determined below so as to guarantee perfect reconstruction.
[0033] The spectrum of s(t) can be written as
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[0035] where the sampling rate f s =1 / T.
[0036] Then the resulting sampling sequence is
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[0038] x s The spectrum of (t) can then be written as
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[0040] where * is the convolution operation.
[0041] Formula (4) tells us that in order to get perfect reconstruction, we need the following two conditions:
[0042] 1)
[0043] f s ≥2W (5)
[0044] 2) put x s (t) through an ideal low-pass filter Th(t)
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[0046] in
[0047] and
[0048] Wc s -W (7)
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