Device for programmable delay of an analog signal and correspond

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364715011, G06F 1300

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ABSTRACT:
A device for programmable delay of an analog signal in an acoustic antenna that comprises at least one analog/digital converter circuit delivering, from the analog signal, a digital signal at a first sampling frequency, followed by a delay memory receiving the digital signal in write mode, making it possible to store M consecutive samples in memory. A circuit for write and read access to the delay memory is provided to address the delay memory in write and read mode, which, under read access control, delivers a series of samples delayed by a defined value, a function of the number of samples M stored therein. A sub-sampling circuit receives the delayed digital signal and delivers a sub-sampled delayed digital signal at a second sampling frequency less than the first sampling frequency.

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