| Figure 1 |
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| The simple circuit in (a) scrambles records prior to taking an FFT, using a trick that produces the mirror image of a normal binary up count (b). You can use the connections in (c) to expand the wiring to addresses greater than 16. |
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| Figure 1 |
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| The simple circuit in (a) scrambles records prior to taking an FFT, using a trick that produces the mirror image of a normal binary up count (b). You can use the connections in (c) to expand the wiring to addresses greater than 16. |
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