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Differential Based Area Efficient ROM-Less Quadrature Direct Digital Frequency Synthesis

Khan et al., 2009

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375559121130057852
Author
Khan Y
Ullah A
Ali H
Yahya K
Ali N
Khan M
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2009 International Conference on Emerging Technologies

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Quadrature direct digital frequency synthesis (QDDFS) is a technique which can generate sine and cosine values in digital domain. In this paper we present a novel architecture for implementing QDDFS, suitable for implementation in very large scale integration (VLSI). The …
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