An Unexpected Result on Modelling the Behavior of A/D Converters and the Signals They Produce
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In this paper, we show that the signal sampling operation considered as a non-ideal one, which incorporates finite time switching and operation of signal blurring, does not lead, as the researchers would expect, to Dirac impulses for the case of their ideal behavior.References
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