Digital signal decimation by subspace projection

Electrical computers: arithmetic processing and calculating – Electrical digital calculating computer – Particular function performed

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C708S290000, C708S300000

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07599978

ABSTRACT:
A digital signal, x(n) (where n is an integer), is decimated by determining a signal vector, y(k), of size M by partitioning samples of the digital signal, x(n) according to sampling phases of the samples. The signal vector, y(k), is projected onto an N-dimensional sub-space, wherein N is an integer and N<M. Where the digital signal is generated by means of oversampling, it is possible to perform decimation in a way that optimizes the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of the decimated signal by suitably determining the sub-space onto which the signal vector will be projected.

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