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Biologically inspired analogue signal processing: some results towards developing next generation signal analyzers

Biologically inspired analogue signal processing: some results towards developing next generation signal analyzers
Biologically inspired analogue signal processing: some results towards developing next generation signal analyzers
In this work we describe the possibility of designing an analogue signal analyzer taking inspiration from biological and chemical information processing methodology present in the nature. The principal component of such a system is an adaptive-frequency Hopf oscillator. Using the proposed methodology it is possible to carry out Fourier as well as time-frequency analysis of a signal (similar to wavelet analysis) without changing the underlying circuit structure. This work may provide a route to a computationally superior and less power consuming next-generation signal processing system. Some open issues for making such an approach to practice are also discussed.
542-5
IEEE
Maharatna, K.
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Ahmadi, A.
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Magieri, E.
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Maharatna, K.
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Ahmadi, A.
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Magieri, E.
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Maharatna, K., Ahmadi, A. and Magieri, E. (2009) Biologically inspired analogue signal processing: some results towards developing next generation signal analyzers. In Proceedings of the 2009 12th International Symposium on Integrated Circuits. IEEE. pp. 542-5 .

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In this work we describe the possibility of designing an analogue signal analyzer taking inspiration from biological and chemical information processing methodology present in the nature. The principal component of such a system is an adaptive-frequency Hopf oscillator. Using the proposed methodology it is possible to carry out Fourier as well as time-frequency analysis of a signal (similar to wavelet analysis) without changing the underlying circuit structure. This work may provide a route to a computationally superior and less power consuming next-generation signal processing system. Some open issues for making such an approach to practice are also discussed.

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Published date: 2009
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Organisations: Electronic & Software Systems

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Local EPrints ID: 270590
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/270590
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Author: K. Maharatna
Author: A. Ahmadi
Author: E. Magieri

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