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converting x input to x^3

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what is the circuit or the device that can convert an input to its 3rd power?

x=a*x^3?
 

Hi..

May be two multipliers in series would do the job..

k = a1*x*x .... output of multiplier one

m = a1*k * x ... output of multiplier two

Hope this helps you..
 

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