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Hardware Implementation of Signal Perturbation Theory

Signal perturbation theory has been shown theoretically to reduce the quantization errors in position and velocity detection systems [1-9]. In the above work, some of the ideal constraints on the system were relaxed, but most of the practical problems associated with actual hardware were circumvented. This paper presents an experimental system and compares the experimental results obtained from the system with those predicted by the models.