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Adaptative Rate Sampling and Filtering based on level crossing sampling

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The recent sophistications in areas of mobile systems and sensor networks demand more and more processing resources. In order to maintain the system autonomy, energy saving is becoming one of the most difficult industrial challenges, in mobile computing. Most of efforts to achieve this goal are focused on improving the embedded systems design and the battery technology, but very few studies target to exploit the input signal time-varying nature. This paper aims to achieve power efficiency by intelligently adapting the processing activity to the input signal local characteristics. It is done by completely rethinking the processing chain, by adopting a non conventional sampling scheme and adaptive rate filtering. The proposed approach, based on the LCSS (Level Crossing Sampling Scheme) presents two filtering techniques, able to adapt their sampling rate and filter order by online analyzing the input signal variations. Indeed, the principle is to intelligently exploit the signal local characteristics—which is usually never considered—to filter only the relevant signal parts, by employing the relevant order filters. This idea leads towards a drastic gain in the computational efficiency and hence in the processing power when compared to the classical techniques.

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hal-00422320 , version 1 (06-10-2009)

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S.-M. Qaisar, Laurent Fesquet, Marc Renaudin. Adaptative Rate Sampling and Filtering based on level crossing sampling. Eurasip Advances in Signal Processing, 2009, Article ID 971656, 12 p. ⟨10.1155/2009/971656⟩. ⟨hal-00422320⟩

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