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IEEE Solid-State Circuits Society Poland Chapter

together with Department of Measurement and Electronics

invite for lecture of

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"Foundations of power spectral analysis and application to quantization noise"

lOth January 2017 .. (Tuesday)

15:30 - 17:00

Digital signal processing requires two discretization operations on analog signals, one in time called sampling. and one in amplitudę called quantization. Ironically, although both operations are deterministic, the engineering community has historically approached the second operation only by probabilistic modeling. While this approach has been satisfactory for traditional data acquisition, it is becoming insufficient foradvanced techniques of analog-to-digital conversion such as Sigma-Delta modulation, which are capable of conversions of high resolutions under analog Circuit imperfections. The lack of signal theory applicable to amplitudę quantization has limited engineers to empirical and heuristic modeling.

The goal of this lecture is to revisit power spectral analysis from its introduction by Wiener, and construct what has been missing to perform the spectral analysis of quantization in its original deterministic naturę. The most challenging part is how white noise can be deterministically realized. in theory and in practice.

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ATTENDANCE FREE OF CHARGE

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Biography of the invited speaker

Nguyen T. Thao

The City College of New York, USA

Nguyen T. Tłiao received the engineering degrees rroon' Ecole Połytechłlkjue. France in 1984 and Ecole Nationale Superieure des Telecommumcatiohi. France In 198S, the M.Sc. degree from Princeton 1986 and the Ph.O.dcgrcc from Columbia Univcrsity n 1993inclcctncalcng ncc-mg.

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