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Low-latency digital frequency synthesizer using the residue number system

Abstract

A low-latency frequency synthesizer using the Direct Digital Synthesis (DDS) technique has been designed. Called the Residue Assisted Frequency Synthesizer (RAFS), it exhibits frequency switching times which are reduced by more than 50 percent below previously published designs. The switching speed advantage is made possible by the use of the Residue Number System, which allows the pipeline lengths in the Phase Accumulator and other circuitry to be reduced significantly.

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Chren, William A., Jr.. 1993-01-01. Low-latency digital frequency synthesizer using the residue number system. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19940016648

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