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Journal Radioengineering №7 for 2018 г.
Article in number:
Application of multichannel Farrow resamplers in radio monitoring tasks
Type of article: scientific article
DOI: 10.18127/j00338486-201807-06
UDC: 621.391
Authors:

M.I. Spazhakin – Post-graduate Student, Department of Radio Engineering, Voronezh State Technical University; Engineer, Sector of Digital Signal Processing, JSC «IRKOS» (Moscow) E-mail: spazhakinmi@rambler.ru

Abstract:

Effective signal processing of modern digital communication standards requires the use of an analog-to-digital conversion with a sampling rate corresponding to the clock frequency of the analyzed communication system. Radio monitoring systems, analyzing signals from a wide range of standards, need to use an extensive set of sampling frequencies and, as a consequence, resamplers that change the sampling frequency of signals already presented in digital form. The method proposed and analyzed in this paper, based on optimizing the parameters of the interpolation polynomials and on optimizing the construction scheme, is aimed at improving the energy efficiency of the FPGA resamplers implementation, i.e. to ensure the possibility of making arbitrary changes in the sampling rate with the minimum power consumed by the resampler.

Pages: 29-34
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Date of receipt: 11 мая 2018 г.