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4-bit absolute value detection for digital signal processing applications
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Abstract
In recent years, as the rapid advancement of the electronic industry and the higher requirements for instruments and circuits, the absolute value circuit has found an increasingly wide utilization in digital signal processing. An absolute value detector is one of the most widely used algorithms used for detecting spikes. Based on traditional designs of absolute value circuits, many optimized designs with better performance have been proposed. Based on previous analysis and research, absolute value circuits can be optimized into different sructures to meet different application requirements. This paper introduces three different absolute value circuits for different uses in digital signal processing by comparing the optimized parts to traditional absolute value circuits and introducing how the optimization can meet the needs of different applications. These optimized absolute value circuit meet the requirements of higher precision and more stable temperature in biological signal processing field, more convenient to apply in the analog-to-digital conversion in ADC field and minimization the latency energy in chip signal processing field. Absolute value circuits can be optimized in different ways to be applied in more fields in the future.
Keywords
absolute value circuit, digital signal processing, CMOS.
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Sha,B. (2023). 4-bit absolute value detection for digital signal processing applications. Applied and Computational Engineering,12,13-21.
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