Analysis of Parameter Dependencies of Non-uniform Sampling A2I Converter

Compressive Sensing (CS) is a new paradigm of sensing signal. It states that it is possible to recover certain signals from a much fewer number of measurements in comparison with traditional methods. Devices which implement this approach are called analog-to-information converters. This paper considers a brief overview of the CS theory, a non-uniform sampling (NUS) architecture, identify key parameters of this architecture. We conduct a study of the parameters of the NUS architecture, highlight a dependence of some parameters on others and review publications which confirm the results.