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Residue division multiplexing system and apparatus for discrete-time signals

A multiplexing system utilizes the whole transmission bandwidth without inducing interchannel interference for a linear channel with additive noise. Using the multiplexing system, the linear distortion channel is decomposed into independent linear distortion subchannels. Treating z-transforms as polynomials, a multiplexer at a receiver utilizes the Chinese remainder procedure to combine subchannel signals into a multiplexed signal to be transmitted through a single transmission channel. A demultiplexer at a receiver recovers the transmitted subchannel signals by taking residue polynomials on the factor polynomials used in the Chinese remainder procedure. The multiplexer that combines M subchannel signals of length K may be implemented by K M-point IFFT processors using 1-ej2pim / Mz-K (m=0 to M-1) as relatively prime polynomials required in the Chinese remainder procedure. Samples from the subchannel signals are arranged in K groups of M samples such that each group contains samples at the same position in the subchannel signals, M-point inverse DFTs of the arranged samples are computed for all of the groups, and finally the multiplexed signal is obtained by performing polyphase composition of the inverse DFT outputs. Reversing the process of multiplexing, the demultiplexer is implemented by K M-point FFT processors. Another class of the system is a multiplexing system using (1-ej2pim / Mr0z-1) (1-ej2pim / Mr1z-1) . . . (1-ej2pim / MrK-1z-1) (m=0 to M-1) as relatively prime polynomials, wherein ri is a non-zero complex number (i=0 to K-1). The multiplexer obtains the multiplexed signal by applying the Chinese remainder procedure recursively, starting with the subchannel signals Xm(z) regarding them as residue polynomials on mod((1-ej2pim / Mr0z-1) (1-ej2pim / Mr1z-1) . . . (1-ej2pim / MrK-1z-1)) (m=0 to M-1).
Owner:MURAKAMI HIDEO

Microwave contactless heart rate sensor

ActiveUS20150018676A1SensorsMeasuring/recording heart/pulse rateFrequency spectrumReflection Magnitude
A heart-rate sensor for detecting artery blood-flow volume per unit length change in a human or animal subject, which comprises an antenna for sensing the instantaneous volume of blood in the artery of the subject, to be measured; a RADAR unit for transmitting microwave signals into a subject's body part or limb representing tissue targets. The output of the RADAR unit includes a superposition of signals each of which corresponding to a different tissue target with amplitudes that relate to the target's reflection strength; a sampling circuitry for converting reflected signals to digital; a window function circuitry for suppressing unwanted spectral sidebands originating from the subsequent processor operating on time truncated data; an FFT processor following the window function circuitry, for splitting the superposition according to its relative frequency into a multiplicity of bins, each of which with an amplitude that represents the reflection magnitude of a target at a specific distance from the antenna; a signal processor for filtering out the effect of the sensor movement with respect to the subject body part, or the movement of the body part, and for generating a signal, the amplitude of which is proportional to the artery varying dilatation representing the heart-rate; a heart-rate estimator for measuring the frequency of the artery dilatation variations and for canceling the interference of the amplitude of any signal that does not originate from the artery; a battery for powering the sensor.
Owner:SENSIFREE

Multi-fpga tree-based fft processor

A fast Fourier transform (FFT) computation system comprises a plurality of field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs), a plurality of initial calculations modules, a plurality of butterfly modules, a plurality of external interfaces, and a plurality of FPGA interfaces. The FPGAs may include a plurality of configurable logic elements that may be configured to perform mathematical calculations for the FFT. The initial calculations modules may be formed from the configurable logic elements and may be implemented according to a split-radix tree architecture that includes a plurality of interconnected nodes. The initial calculations modules may perform the initial split-radix calculations of the FFT. The butterfly modules may be formed from the configurable logic elements and may be implemented according to the split-radix tree architecture to perform at least a portion of the FFT computation in an order that corresponds to the connection of the nodes of the split-radix tree architecture. The FPGA interfaces are included in each FPGA and allow communication between the FPGAs. The external interfaces are also included in each FPGA and allow communication with one or more external devices in order to receive data which requires an FFT computation and to transmit the FFT computation results.
Owner:L 3 COMM INTEGRATED SYST

Optimized digital watermarking functions for streaming data

In one aspect of the invention, a digital watermark detector comprises a memory buffer for managing an incoming stream of data. The detector includes logic for transferring overlapping data blocks from the memory buffer to a frequency domain transform processor, such as an FFT processor. The frequency domain transform processor including logic to re-use frequency domain transform operation results for overlapping portions of the data blocks. In another aspect of the invention, a digital watermark detector comprises a memory buffer for a block of data, and pipelined watermark processor segments. The segments each perform different watermark detector operations in series. These segments concurrently operate on different data segments of the block of data in a processing pipeline. One embodiment employs pipelined processors for setting up data for subsequent detecting stages, such as pipelined data conversion, re-sampling, pre-filtering and frequency domain transforms. Alternative embodiments pipeline data transformations, correlation operations (e.g., matched filter operations) etc. Data flows through the processing pipeline until it reaches a critical point. At stages before the critical point, data may be dropped as not likely to include digital watermark data. This pruning of data helps reduce un-needed processing and/or false positives of watermark detection.
Owner:DIGIMARC CORP

High-speed variable point FFT (Fast Fourier Transform) processor based on FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array) and processing method of high-speed variable point FFT processor

InactiveCN102945224AOvercoming complexityOvercoming the problem of poor module portabilityComplex mathematical operationsFast Fourier transformComputer architecture
The invention discloses a high-speed variable point FFT (Fast Fourier Transform) processor based on FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array) and a processing method of the high-speed variable point FFT processor. The FFT processor disclosed by the invention comprises a multi-stage processing module and a first-stage output module; the multi-stage processing module and the output module are cascaded together in pipeline manner. The processing method disclosed by the invention comprises the following steps: 1, initially configuring; 2, receiving data; 3, saving data; 4, carrying out butterfly processing; 5, judging whether the FFT operation is finished or not; and 6, outputting result. The invention mainly solves the problems that the conventional FFT processor is complicated to control, the module is poor in transportability, and the hardware is hard to realize. Through the adoption of radix-2 algorithm with an improved structure, the structures of all stages of the FFT processor of the invention are firm, the control logic is simple, the module is high in transportability, and the high-speed variable point FFT processor is very suitable to realize in one-chip FPGA, and can obtain characteristics of high speed and high precision at the same time.
Owner:XIDIAN UNIV

Point-changeable floating point FFT (fast Fourier transform) processor

The invention relates to a point-changeable floating point FFT processor. The point-changeable floating point FFT processor comprises a data selection and storage module, butterfly calculation units and a rotating factor storage, wherein the data selection and storage module is used for storing input data and outputting data required by the butterfly calculation unit according to the time domain radix-2 algorithm; when FFT points are selected to be 1024, externally input data are placed in order inside the RAM (random access memory) of the data selection and storage module, and when the FFT points are selected to be the others, the data are placed at intervals; the butterfly calculation units are used for completing the butterfly calculation of the FFT algorithm, and the number of the butterfly calculation units is four; the rotating factor storage is used for storing rotating factors required by the butterfly calculation units, and the address of the rotating factor storage is controlled by the data selection and storage module. The point-changeable floating point FFT processor comprises the four butterfly calculation units, thereby reducing the original calculation time by three quarters and achieving a calculation speed four times as high as that of IP (intellectual property) cores of the ALTERA corporation, and meanwhile due to the fact that the points can be selected to be 32, 64, 128, 256,612 or 1024, achieves point configurability and use flexibility.
Owner:ANHUI SUN CREATE ELECTRONICS
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