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General technique for N-dimensional vector summation of bipolar signals

General technique for N-dimensional vector summation of bipolar signals

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A method is described for computing the vector sum of any number of bipolar input signals, using 4-quadrant multipliers in a difference-of-squares configuration. Accuracies of better than ± 0.1% have been measured.

Inspec keywords: summing circuits; analogue computer circuits

Other keywords: 4-quadrant multipliers; N-dimensional vector summation; difference of squares configuration; bipolar signals

Subjects: Other analogue circuits; Analogue circuits

References

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      • D.H. Sheingold . , Nonlinear circuits handbook.
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      • B. Gilbert . High-accuracy vector-difference and vector-sum circuits. Electron. Lett. , 293 - 294
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      • B. Gilbert . Novel technique for r.m.s.-d.c. conversion based on the difference of squares. Electron. Lett. , 181 - 182
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