A Note on Single Signed Integral Pulse Frequency Modulation

doi:10.1109/tsmc.1977.4309646

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This result provides powerful means, readily available from communication theory, for the analysis of neural processes modeled by SS-IPFM.

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A Note on Single Signed Integral Pulse Frequency Modulation

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2007

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Abstract

The single signed integral pulse frequency modulation (SS-IPFM) is used in modeling neural communication processes, hence its significance. An expression equivalent to the SS-IPFM signal, suitable for spectral analysis is rederived here by the formalism used in the pulse position modulation (PPM) spectral analysis, thereby revealing some similarities between the two coding schemes. This result provides powerful means, readily available from communication theory, for the analysis of neural processes modeled by SS-IPFM.

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Y. Zeevi

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