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Applications of Nonuniform Sampling to Nonlinear Modulation, A/D and D/A Techniques

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One of the important applications of nonuniform sampling is in the area of telecommunications, specifically in the field of modulation and coding. The modulation aspect is treated in this chapter, and the coding part will be discussed in Chapter 17.

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    Farokh Marvasti

  2. Sharif College of Technology, Tehran, Iran

    Farokh Marvasti

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Marvasti, F., Sandler, M. (2001). Applications of Nonuniform Sampling to Nonlinear Modulation, A/D and D/A Techniques. In: Marvasti, F. (eds) Nonuniform Sampling. Information Technology: Transmission, Processing, and Storage. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-1229-5_16

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