Fractional fourier transform convolver arrangement

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

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ABSTRACT:
An M-point Fractional Fourier is described using several 2M-points traditional Fourier transforms. The signal path is fed through a series of blocks including a first multiplier, a zero pad, an FFT, a second multiplier, an IFFT, a first half element, and a third multiplier. The first and third multipliers have as their other inputs a value exp(−jΠn2α) for n=0:M−1, derived from the clock offset signal represented by α.

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