We investigated single flux quantum sinc filters with multistage decimation structure in order to realize high-speed sinc filter operation. Second- and third-order (k=2, 3) sinc filters with a decimation factor N=2 were designed and confirmed their proper operations. These sinc filters with N=2 are utilized as elementary circuit blocks of our multistage decimation sinc filters with N=2M, where M indicates the number of the stage of the decimation. As an example of the multistage decimation filter, we designed a k=2, N=4 sinc filter which was formed from a two-stage decimation structure using k=2, N=2 sinc filters, and confirmed its proper operation. The k=2, N=4 sinc filter consisted of 1372 Josephson junctions with the power consumption of 191 µW.
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Haruhiro HASEGAWA, Tatsunori HASHIMOTO, Shuichi NAGASAWA, Satoru HIRANO, Kazunori MIYAHARA, Youichi ENOMOTO, "Single Flux Quantum Multistage Decimation Filters" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E86-C, no. 1, pp. 2-8, January 2003, doi: .
Abstract: We investigated single flux quantum sinc filters with multistage decimation structure in order to realize high-speed sinc filter operation. Second- and third-order (k=2, 3) sinc filters with a decimation factor N=2 were designed and confirmed their proper operations. These sinc filters with N=2 are utilized as elementary circuit blocks of our multistage decimation sinc filters with N=2M, where M indicates the number of the stage of the decimation. As an example of the multistage decimation filter, we designed a k=2, N=4 sinc filter which was formed from a two-stage decimation structure using k=2, N=2 sinc filters, and confirmed its proper operation. The k=2, N=4 sinc filter consisted of 1372 Josephson junctions with the power consumption of 191 µW.
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AU - Kazunori MIYAHARA
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