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Hi,
I'm interested in sampling a signal with a non equidistant sampling
schema, e.g.:
T1, T2, T1, T2, T1, T2, ...
It means, sampling at times:
t1 = 0
t2 = t1 + T1
t3 = t2 + T2
t4 = t3 + T1
t5 = t4 + T2
etc.
- Who knows how to analyse the spectrum of such a data sequence?
- What ...
Ikaro - 2006-05-10 11:14:00
You are right, that makes sense.
So it seems like this is could be a drawback of sampling faster than
necessary (assuming a trade off between sampling rate and sampling
time)...
...
2004-07-30 04:02:00
Hi ,
I found one problem in sampling a continuous time signal. The signal
frequency is 4000Hz. According to the Shanon's sampling theorem, the
sampling frequency should more than or equal to 8000Hz.
But, in one telecom applications i found that , the zero resting
samples are missi...
cpshah99 - 2008-03-24 09:07:00
Hello Everybody
This is basic question. Generally we say that sampling frequency should be
integer multiple of the (1/T) i.e. 2/T,3/T....
but what is 'sampling rate = 2.5/T'?
In my case sampling frequency is Fs=48KHz, Data Rate=4KHz, center freq
Fc=12KHz.
Help in this respect will be g...
I'm writing some material about sampling for the beginner. I want to
include a bit about non-ideal sampling. Assuming that sampling is
defined as a process that takes on the value of a continuous-time signal
at the instant that t = (sample time) * n, the only difficulties that I
can attrib...
anu - 2006-04-17 07:04:00
hello friends
i need help regarding bandpass sampling i can see that already lot of
discussion had taken in this topic and but i am getting confused after
reading those discussion
i am having a signal of BW =5MHZ and my Fc=60 Mhz i want to sample this
signal with Fsamp=16MHZ ,(according to samp...
SammySmith - 2009-09-29 04:45:00
Hi all,
Is it possible to delay digital data, by a fraction of the sampling
interval. i.e. if fs=1/Ts, where fs is the sampling frequency and Ts the
sampling interval.
My understanding is that it can be done with interpolation, but that would
require a higher clock. Is it possible without using ...
jjmai - 2006-12-19 20:57:00
Let's say you have a perfect sine wave at frequency w.
According to Nyquist, in order to be able to recover the sine wave, you
need to have a sampling rate of at least 2w.
So if you decide to sample at 2w, you end up with 2 samples for each cycle
of this sine wave.
If you sample at the peaks ...
Hi all,
What is quadrature sampling?It says that sampling frequency be greater
than signal BW.Does it not violate Nyquist criterion?What are its
applications?
Regards.
Raghavendra
...
seb - 2003-08-21 21:49:00
Hy,
I recently read this good article of Richard Lyons but there is
something i can not understand.
Does someone could help me understand this difficulty ?
It it says :
"Each A/D converter operates at HALF the sampling rate of standard
real-sampling" !!!
How does it work ? It seems ...
jia - 2008-02-28 19:10:00
Hi, here
I don't understand the definition of the Sampling frequency in
802.16Rev2/D2
It is defined as
Fs = floor(n*BW/8000)*8000 where, n=8/7 is the sampling factor.
Q1: According to the Nyquist Sampling Theorem, the Fs should be larger
than 2 times of BW. But here, Fs is similar t...
Hi,
I am using 444 kHz sampling frequency (fs) to sample two different carrier
frequencies: f1=108 kHz and f2=111 kHz.
When I look at the sampled f2, the waveform seems to be pretty accurately
represented. However, for f1 this is not the case. Even thought the
frequency of f1 is represented ac...
(how) does coherent sampling (used primarily in A/D testing?) differ from
I/Q demodulation? Say for instance I'm using I/Q to close a PLL. In this
case the 'sine wave' I'm locked to is being sampled at x4 the sine
frequency. This would seem to satisfy the coherent sampling requirement
that regarding...
Hi,
It helps somehow, however this samplewise is still not clear to me. Anyway
thanks for the effort in you explanations.
I have just a little question if you don't mind though! It concerns the
sampling rate in the downsampling process.
for instance if a signal's sampling frequency is 1kHz,...
2007-03-16 10:03:00
I have a frequency sampling of 300 kHz
Then after de multipler (phase detector) I decimate with a FIR filter
to be 10 kHz sampling to the loop filter
so the loop filter is at 10 kHz sampling
because I have a strange output of this filter when I compute the
coefficients for a sampling frequency ...
2006-09-26 02:18:00
Hi All,
i was going through DSP book by proakis, there i came across
the following realted to for which sampling frequency what is the fft
lenght to be used like,
Sampling Freq FFT Length
8KHz 256
22KHz 512
...
Ted - 2007-01-04 07:00:00
Dear Group,
I have an elementary question. If a sine-wave is sampled such that the
samples fall at the times when the value of the wave is zero (meaning
at 0 and pi).
The sampling frequency thus is twice the frquency of the wave. Is this
proper sampling ? How can we reconstruct such a signa...
Hello all,
I am reading a matlab example from Simon Haykin's introduction DSP book.
In the example, a discrete time signal is describe as
x[n] = e^-(n/15) sin(2*pi*n/13 + pi/8) for 0 f=60/13. But this is wrong?
Thanks in advance.
FD
...
faz - 2008-06-01 07:35:00
Hai,
Basically i am little bit confused with FIR filter cutoff frequency
and sampling frequency relation....Both the terms are very much
familier to me separately but i dont know how to relate each other??
Few standard sampling frequencies for audio applications are
8,44.1,48,96,192Khz...Fo...
aamer - 2006-12-12 19:22:00
Hi all,
I am modelling sampling jitter in matlab using sinc interpolation. The
input is a vector of 256 complex data(16QAM symbols). Have introduced
jitter in sampling time as
t=k/Fs+k*err
where Fs is sampling frequency, k is the symbol index, t is the new
sampling instant. I have assumed ...
Dedicated - 2008-02-10 18:52:00
Hi,
I have a problem.
If anyone may help , I would be appreciated.
There are signals at 70 MHz IF output of a DDC.
and there are equispace signals which should be demodulated.
I am trying to find the best sampling frequency for this purpose.
I know about the bandpass sampling theorem whi...
Jeff - 2003-08-19 07:59:00
Hi,
In smart antenna domain, the sampling rate normally is the same at the
symbol rate. In TDMA systems, there are not many sync symbols which can be
used as reference signals. In order to accormodate to the convergence of the
adaptive algorithm, some longer sync symbol information is required.
...
Aaron - 2008-12-12 12:33:00
Given I have an input sequence [ 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 ], the DFS is x[n] =
0.5 + 0.5*exp(j*pi*n). The sampling (Ts) is 100 secs.
Am I correct in saying that the spectral coefficient 0.5 at pi is
equivalent to saying the DFS has a 0.5 peak every 200 secs?
My reasoning is between adjacent x[n] sam...
Hello,
I want to change the sample rate of an audio signal. Where can I find
some information about it? Some mathematical model and some source code
would be perfect.
What I want to do is:
I have a device that can play audio signal with the sampling rate of 8KSPS.
If I w...
turboii - 2009-09-22 07:27:00
I need to implement a particular filter that has 240 taps and it
works/designed for a sampling rate of 125kHz.
I want to change the sampling rate of the filter from 125kS/s to 250kS/s
to match the the hardware I am using, which operates at 250kS/s
if i run the filter as is (at 250kS/s), the ...
how to generate a pulse train for sampling a signal?
...
2004-08-13 00:03:00
Dear All,
I have one problem in real time signal processing. My signal frequency is
4000Hz and the sampling frequency is 8000Hz. Actually it should be more than
8KHz.
Becasue of that i am loosing the zero resting points of the sampled signal.
With out increasing the sampling frequency ,...
Joerg - 2006-03-08 16:44:00
Hello Helmut,
>
> Im wondering what rules applies if Im sampling a signal in short bursts?
> Lets say I want to sample a level and I do that by sampling 10 sample points
> at 1 µs apart. Then I calculate I mean value of these 10 points. The
> sampling frequency in the bursts are 1 ...
doh ... wrote:
> Assume I have a 48Khz samplerate audio stream, and every fourth sample is
> lost. The original material
> was filtered to about 22KHz.
If the original were filtered at less than 18kHz you should be able
reconstruct it correctly. Your signal has a non-uniform 36kHz sampli...
Ikaro - 2005-08-15 11:04:00
Hi,
When doing FFT analysis there are two main things you have to consider:
1) the maximum frequency that you can represent based on your sampling
rate and
2) the frequency resolution
The maximum frequency you can analyze in the FFT is equal to half your
sampling frequency. If you want you...
klman - 2006-11-02 15:45:00
I want to sample a gyro and then integrate the angular rate to get the
angle.
When sampling the signal from the gyro, how important is it to filter away
frequencies higher than half the sampling rate?
I should have at least enough attenuation at the sampling frequency (Fs) so
that a...
Alex_001 - 2009-02-23 08:23:00
Hi,
it's well known that sampling a continuous function according to the
sampling theorem requirements, you get all the information on the
contunuous function just from the samples.
now, if you have to get an accurate estimate of the integral of the
continous function from samples satisfying the ...
insecuritate - 2006-10-24 09:05:00
Dear all,
in my diploma thesis i am realizing an ofdm modem. i am working with two
adsp bf533 ez-kit-lites. one as transmitter and one as receiver.
for d/a and a/d conversion i use the implemented audio codec. this works
with nominally 48khz.
and here is my problem. these 48khz are only a nomin...
mikedoesnotknow - 2008-01-28 08:46:00
Hi all,
At the moment I am working on interpolation filters for bandlimited
signals. I was wondering whether anyone knows if there is a generalization
of the sinc based interpolation method for a recurrent sampling error.
For example the sampling times could look like
t = [0.99 2.02 3....
aladdin - 2007-05-21 01:24:00
Good Day,
First my apology for not using right terms(not familiar)
I have bought a c6711 from ebay.
I need to know some thing about it. What is the maximum sampling rate
I could achieve.
I have used sound card in Linux for data acquisition(voice) maximum
sampling speed with my laptop was 1...
aladdin - 2007-05-21 01:24:00
Good Day,
First my apology for not using right terms(not familiar)
I have bought a c6711 from ebay.
I need to know some thing about it. What is the maximum sampling rate
I could achieve.
I have used sound card in Linux for data acquisition(voice) maximum
sampling speed with my laptop was 1...
Andre - 2007-09-10 05:37:00
Hi all,
I would like to know if there is an easy method to do the following:
I have a signal of, say, 10ms, sampled at 32kHz (320 samples).
I would like to convert this to a signal sampled with a varying sampling
rate, for example, starting at 16 kHz, going down to 4 kHz at the end.
This w...
2005-04-27 11:26:00
Hello,
I have two filters, one designed for a sampling frequency of 16kHz and
the other for a sampling frequency of 8kHz. The type and kind of
filters (FIR/IIR, HP/LP/Notch) is irrelevant. I need to plot the
overall transfer function of this cascaded pair. What changes do I have
to make (in t...
seb - 2004-02-11 23:01:00
Hello,
i feel confuse with sampling theorem.
I know that if i respect sampling theorem : using sampling frequency
above 2*the lowest frequency inside the incoming signal then the
signal can be reconstructed from the sequence of values (excuse my
poor english). In other word no information is ...
Steve - 2003-09-01 17:43:00
To all you DSP mavens out there.
I am looking for some references to distortions introduced by sampling =
errors,
especially sampling close to the Nyquist criterion. In all the =
literature I
have seen, reconstruction of a waveform is guaranteed if the sampling =
meets the
Nyquist criterio...
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