Visible to the public Dynamic range analysis of one-bit compressive sampling with time-varying thresholds

TitleDynamic range analysis of one-bit compressive sampling with time-varying thresholds
Publication TypeJournal Article
Year of Publication2019
AuthorsZhu, Xiaofeng, Huang, Liang, Wang, Ziqian
JournalThe Journal of Engineering
Volume2019
Pagination6608–6611
ISSN2051-3305
KeywordsADC, analogue-digital conversion, analogue-to-digital converters, composability, compressive sampling, Cyber-physical systems, dynamic range analysis, Gaussian noise, maximum tolerable amplitudes, minimum detectable amplitudes, privacy, pubcrawl, quantisation (signal), Resiliency, signal sampling, standard deviations, statistical signal processing, time-varying thresholds, uniform quantisers, word length 1.0 bit
AbstractFrom the point of view of statistical signal processing, the dynamic range for one-bit quantisers with time-varying thresholds is studied. Maximum tolerable amplitudes, minimum detectable amplitudes and dynamic ranges of this one-bit sampling approach and uniform quantisers, such as N-bits analogue-to-digital converters (ADCs), are derived and simulated. The results reveal that like conventional ADCs, the dynamic ranges of one-bit sampling approach are linearly proportional to the Gaussian noise standard deviations, while one-bit sampling's dynamic ranges are lower than N-bits ADC under the same noise levels.
DOI10.1049/joe.2019.0237
Citation Keyzhu_dynamic_2019