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Search Results for "convolution"
Circular Convolution [2 Articles]
ShadowsEdge Admin - May 7 2005
Greetings,
I was wondering if there was a way to perform convolution without lengthening the signal. Can cirular convolution be used for this? Everything I've looked up so fa... 
circular convolution [12 Articles]
John Lai - Nov 5 2002
Hello friends,
I have trouble in understand the concept and the application of circular convolution. Wonder if someone can help me out a bit please!
I came across this statem... Question about cross-spectrum and convolution [2 Articles]
Ze Ji - Dec 19 2005
Hi, I have a question regarding the concept of cross-spectrum, which is defined as the Fourier transform of convolution between two signals X and Y: FT(X*Y)
Isn't it the ... circular convolution again [5 Articles]
Sameer Kibey - Nov 18 2002
Hello!
I have some more comments... Akash's points on the comparison between FFT
and convolution are indeed agreeable. But I guess the original query by John
was abt the use of... Re: Hann windowed FFT from 'rectangular' one ? [3 Articles]
Heath Raftery - Aug 22 2006
PrzeM,
Allow me a go at your problem. And "Hi" to everybody as well ;)
Firstly, from the properties of the FFT, multiplication in one domain is
equivalent to convolution in... Frequency Domain Convolution [4 Articles]
sandwich_20082001 - Aug 5 2008
Hi all this is my first post,
I was looking for some help with frequnecy domain convolution.
> From what I understand multiplication in the time domain is equivalent
to conv... Re: Digest Number 442
Andrew Nesterov - Aug 24 2006
Hi PrzeM,
Yes, it is very possible to calculate the window-modified spectrum,
which is a convolution of the data spectrum and the window spectrum.
However, the temporal wind... DFT-based Filtering: does it matter if I normalize by N in the FFT or iFFT?
rger...@ea.com - Aug 30 2005
Hi all, and apologies in advance for the long-winded question.
I have recently implemented a fast convolution algorithm using the FFT/iFFT to convert input signal and filter i... Re: FFT's
Martin Eisenberg - Mar 12 2005
From: Re: Lowpass filter in C [5 Articles]
Grzegorz Kraszewski - Mar 21 2007
Hello dizige
On 2007-03-20, you wrote:
> To convolve I do the fft of both functions and multiply their ffts,
> and then do the inverse fft of the product, and discard extra ... Re: RE: FFT and EQ
Martin Eisenberg - Oct 24 2005
From: <2spork@2spo...>
> My callback is always waiting for 4 Samples (to simplify it).
> I get samples "1234", hann-window, FFT, iFFT and hann-
> window-back them. I catch the ... HRIR interpolation [2 Articles]
maartendeprez - Apr 4 2010
Hi everyone,
I'm quite new to dsp, programming a tool to optimize surround music for listening on headphones, stereo speaker systems, etcetera. (Such tools probably already exist,... DSP development platfrom [4 Articles]
schultzjordan34 - Feb 11 2009
Hi All,
I have tried to post a few times, so if this message is redundant,
please ignore.
I'm a E.E. in senior design, and I have an idea for a project that
will involv... Re: subbanding in frequency bands
Martin Eisenberg - Nov 12 2002
From: "daga_pankaj" Re: Amazing PRBS
Huo Jiaquan - Mar 27 2007
This is the basis of my guess.
Denote the system as H where H is an 2000x1 vector
with its n-th element equal to the n-th sample of the
impulse response of the system. Denote ... Re: overlapping in speech analysis [3 Articles]
Jeff Brower - Sep 24 2009
Duc-
> Thank you very much for your explanation, I totally agree with u
> that we have to segment a long observed signal into
> segments, but I just wondering why this goes... Help with ideas for alternatives to the Fourier transform
inhahe - Jun 1 2009
Hi, I am looking for an alternative solution to FFT to get a real-time
spectral analysis of a signal. If I understand it correctly, there are some
problems incurred by using FFT... Re: zeroing the FFT
Tony Zampini - Oct 24 2001
I think we are all correct for the most part, just that we are
looking at the issue from different angles.
I can give you an example where Jeff's point, that zero padding
improv...