Digital circuit for the introduction of dither into an analog si

Coded data generation or conversion – Analog to or from digital conversion – Increasing converter resolution

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341155, 341139, H03M 118

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055107907

ABSTRACT:
An electronics circuit for accurately digitizing an analog audio, video or ike data signal into a fourteen bit digital equivalent signal/words having thirteen data bits and a sign bit and then introducing a dither component into the digital equivalent signal. A Read Only Memory which generates an eight bit dither component to be added to a selected eight bits of each fourteen bit digital equivalent sample. The combination of an automatic gain control circuit and a data selector circuit is provided which selects eight of the thirteen data bits of each sample to supply to a binary adder which adds the dither component to each sample. The eight selected bits of each thirteen bit data sample provide optimum video, audio or like information for the sample. A binary adder is also provided to add the dither component to each bit sample before providing the resultant signal to a missile's telemetry system.

REFERENCES:
patent: 5187481 (1993-02-01), Hiller
patent: 5189418 (1993-02-01), Bartz et al.

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