Freedom through Imperfection: Exploiting the flexibility offered by redundancy in signal processing
Rachel Ward

TL;DR
This thesis explores how redundancy in signal processing can be exploited to enhance analog-to-digital conversion stability and improve compressive sensing techniques, offering new methods for more robust signal representation.
Contribution
It introduces novel stable quantization methods and advances in compressive sensing, leveraging redundancy for improved performance.
Findings
Developed stable quantization algorithms for ADCs
Enhanced compressive sensing recovery techniques
Demonstrated robustness of methods through theoretical analysis
Abstract
This thesis consists of four chapters. The first two chapters pertain to the design of stable quantization methods for analog to digital conversion, while the third and fourth chapters concern problems related to compressive sensing.
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Taxonomy
TopicsSparse and Compressive Sensing Techniques · Analog and Mixed-Signal Circuit Design · Blind Source Separation Techniques
