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Discourse Characteristics in Aphasiaical path of the signal could be accomplished by the DDS, which has the advantages of a fast switching time, a fine frequency resolution, and a coherent frequency hopping. Three up-conversion possibilities are introduced in this chapter: a DDS/PLL hybrid, a DDS/mixer hybrid and a DDS quadrature modulator.

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Direct Digital Synthesizer with an On-Chip D/A-Converter,n until recently. Earlier DDSs were limited to producing narrow bands of closely spaced frequencies, due to limitations of digital logic and D/A-converter technologies. Recent advantages in integrated circuit (IC) technologies have brought about remarkable process in this area.

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Conclusions,so includes the interface to baseband circuitry and system level design aspects of digital communication systems. The theoretical analysis gives an overview of the functioning of DDS, especially with respect to noise and spurs. Although most of this material is already present in the literature, the author extends the analysis at several places: