Stochastic resonance detector for weak signals

Electricity: measuring and testing – Magnetic – Magnetometers

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324633, 324619, 324652, G01R 2728

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ABSTRACT:
A stochastic resonator signal detector comprises a multi-stable nonlinear device for coupling to an input signal and a control signal coupled to the multi-stable nonlinear device for varying asymmetry among stable states of the multi-stable nonlinear device. The interaction of the input signal with the control signal in the multi-stable nonlinear device generates an output signal having an amplitude responsive to the input signal amplitude and a frequency range that comprises harmonics of products of the control signal and the input signal.

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"Flux Amplification Using Stochastic Superconducting Quantum Interference", Appl. Phys. Lett. 66 (1), Jan. 2, 1995, R. Rouse, Siyuan Han, and J.E. ens.
"Noise-Controlled Resonance Behavior in Nonlinear Dynamical Systems with Broken Symmetry", A. R. Bulsara and M.E. Inchiosa, Jan. 1996 American Physical Society.

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