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A 1.0-8.3 GHz cochlea-based real-time spectrum analyzer with Δ-Σ-modulated digital outputs

Wang et al., 2020

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15520068435854067064
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Wang Y
Mendis G
Wei-Kocsis J
Madanayake A
Mandal S
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IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems I: Regular Papers

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The biological inner ear, or cochlea, is a sophisticated signal processing system that performs spectrum analysis over an ultra-broadband frequency range of~ 20 Hz to 20 kHz with exquisite sensitivity and high energy efficiency. Electronic cochlear models, which …
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