Abstract
This paper presents a novel approach for charge transfer device (CTD) implementation of the fast Walsh-Hadamard and fast Fourier transforms. This is achieved by first expressing the Hadamard matrix as a power of a matrix, which allows for efficient CTD implementation. These results are then used in CTD implementation of fast Fourier transforms. The errors which accrue on using CTDs for implementing the Walsh-Hadamard transform are discussed in terms of a dispersion estimate.
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