Linearization Techniques

Goreac, Dan; Serea, Oana-Silvia; Barles, G; Barles, G; Jakobsen, E; Barron, E; Ishii, H; Barron, E; Jensen, R; Bhatt, A; Borkar, V; Borkar, V; Gaitsgory, V; Buckdahn, R; Goreac, D; Quincampoix, M; Fleming, W; Vermes, D; Frankowska, H; Gaitsgory, V; Quincampoix, M; Gaitsgory, V; Rossomakhine, S; Goreac, D; Serea, O; Goreac, D; Serea, O; Krylov, N; Plaskacz, S; Quincampoix, M; Quincampoix, M; Serea, O; Serea, O; Serea, O; Vinter, R

doi:10.1117/3.732502.ch16

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Linearization Techniques

Published in SPIE eBooks • Mar 16, 2010

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Authors:

Dan Goreac

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Oana-Silvia Serea

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G Barles

Abstract

From the previous chapters, it is known that any linear analog signal is accompanied by an interfering signal. Interference is composed of noise, which is a random process, and distortions. Distortions result from the nonlinear (NL) response of a network and can be divided into two categories: disto...

Subject

Linearization

Control theory (sociology)

Mathematics

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