Digital Frequency Conversion Research Articles

An Integrated Digital Magnetic Resonance Imaging Spectrometer

An integrated digital magnetic resonance imaging spectrometer was proposed in this study. By using the FPGA chip Artix7 200T, timing control, data processing, digital frequency conversion and phase control were implemented into a single-chip, thus effectively improved timing accuracy and phase accuracy, while avoided the structural design complexity caused by multi-board connection and improved system integration and imaging quality.

The Use of Digital Wireless Communication Network Optimization in the Frequency Conversion Technology

in wireless communication network, the digital frequency conversion technology is a core technology, with the development of digital wireless technology, wireless technology is more and more mature, the broadband wireless infrastructure requirements also gradually improve, but because of limited technical level, the current signal in the frequency conversion process, RF signal after many simulation conversion into intermediate frequency, and then in the intermediate frequency conversion to digital, then can carry on the digital frequency conversion, unable to meet the demands of network development, this article discussed the technology of digital frequency wireless communication network optimization based on.

CDMA System Sensitivity to<tex>$SigmaDelta$</tex>A/D Conversion

In this paper, the performance of a code-division multiple-access (CDMA) system using digital frequency conversion is analyzed and modeled. The joint effect of channel noise, sampling jitter, and analog-digital converter (ADC) errors is discussed and modeled assuming uniform converters. Variable resolution memoryless and /spl Sigma//spl Delta/ ADCs are considered, and the sensitivities of the resulting systems to channel noise, sampling jitter, and overloading errors are compared.

Low Power Digital Frequency Conversion Architectures

State-of-the-art data communication systems make extensive use of digital hardware. Besides baseband modulation functions, also the frequency tuning functions are now being shifted from analog to digital implementation. Integration, cost and ease of programming are the primary motivations for doing this. This paper presents an alternative to the traditional digital frequency conversion architectures. The proposed architecture achieves low power as well as high speed operation, and achieves this dual goal by reducing programmability. A multi-rate filtering approach is used, which is applicable for both upconversion and downconversion of quadrature modulated data.