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titleOfInvention Numerically controlled oscillator
abstract A numerically controlled oscillator capable of generating a high-frequency signal, having little quantization error, excellent spectral purity characteristics, and realizing resource saving. [Solution] A numerically controlled oscillator that generates a function value for each clock period by using a recurrence loop between five terms, and the function value generated two clock periods ago is multiplied by a multiplier M − = 2 {cos (2Δω) −cos. (Δω)} is multiplied by 1 clock latency, the output of the multiplier 21, the function value before 1 clock period, and the function value before 3 clocks are added as they are, and the function value before 4 clock periods is added. and a multiplier generating circuit for supplying to the oscillator generates and - an oscillation circuit and an adder 31 for adding to negate, the multiplier M. [Selection] Figure 3
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