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Apparatus for filtering an electrical signal with a charge-coupled device
   
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US Patent 4194172
Issued Date
March 18, 1980
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A filter comprising a charge-coupled device having a first group of cells weighted according to a recurring filter law and having a second group of cells weighted according to a non recurring filter law. The cells of the first and second groups are interposed alternately and the displacement of the charges under these cells is carried at frequency twice that of the sampling rate of the input signal. Thus the effects of transfer inefficiency are suppressed without added hardware.
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Thomson-CSF (Paris,FR)
Published
March 18, 1980
Application Number
05/887,340
Filed
March 16, 1978
US Classification
333/165   333/166 377/58 708/819
Int'l Classification
A63F   9/02   (20060101)   G11C   19/00   (20060101)   G11C   19/28   (20060101)   H03H   007/10   ()   H03H   007/28   ()   H03K   005/156   ()   G11C   019/28   ()  
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Mar 29, 1977 [FR] 77 09294
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333/7T   333/7R   333/7A   333/165   333/166   333/173   328/167   307/221D   307/295   364/824   364/825   364/826   364/827   364/862   357/24  
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The invention relates to filters using a charge-transfer device as an active element it consists in providing such a filter with an output circuit of first order interpolator type; this circuit may be external to the charge-transfer device or partially integrated threwith by associating therewith an additional weighting cell and by using another set of weighting coefficients.

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