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Hilbert transform of ARMA filter

Started by dklein in comp.dsp19 years ago 6 replies

Suppose I have an ARMA filter of order N with known A and B coefficients. Does there exist another ARMA filter of order N whose impulse...

Suppose I have an ARMA filter of order N with known A and B coefficients. Does there exist another ARMA filter of order N whose impulse response (and output) is the Hilbert transform of the original filter? If so, what is the expression relating the two sets of coefficients? Thanks! This message was sent using the Comp.DSP web interface on www.DSPRelated.com


How to Recover the the Carrier Signal from SSB Transmitted Signal?

Started by bangash in comp.dsp17 years ago 2 replies

Hello, I am doing my project on the Applications of the Hilbert Transform and Digital Differentiators. Now I have designed the Single Side...

Hello, I am doing my project on the Applications of the Hilbert Transform and Digital Differentiators. Now I have designed the Single Side Band Amplitude Modulated (SSB AM) signal using the Hilbert Transorm i.e. I have completed the Transitter side (Modulator). But I have some problems on the Receiver end (Demodulator). I dont know that how to recover the Carrier Signal from Received (SSB) ...


Instantaneous frequency recovery using hilbert transform

Started by Yan.L in comp.dsp20 years ago 1 reply

Hello, I am going to recover the instantaneous frequency f(t) of a chirp signal y(t) using hilbert transform. Here is my MATLAB code: Fs =...

Hello, I am going to recover the instantaneous frequency f(t) of a chirp signal y(t) using hilbert transform. Here is my MATLAB code: Fs = 1000; % Sampling frequency T = 2; % Signal time duration is 2 seconds. t=0:1/Fs:T; f0 = 50; % Initial frequency is 50hz f1 = 100; % f(t) changes from 50hz to 100Hz in 2 seconds. freq = f0 + (f1-f0)...


Hilbert Transform code

Started by novatron1_2 in comp.dsp16 years ago 11 replies

I'm trying to separate a data signal of ~800Hz from a carrier wave which is ~2000Hz. As both frequencies vary slightly over time I was hoping to...

I'm trying to separate a data signal of ~800Hz from a carrier wave which is ~2000Hz. As both frequencies vary slightly over time I was hoping to use envelope detection to strip off the carrier, my sample rate is 22560. I've read about taking the Hilbert transform of the input signal and then squaring this and adding it to the square of the input signal, before finally taking a square root of t...


Using Hilbert-Huang transfor in audio?!

Started by lapidarylee in comp.dsp15 years ago 1 reply

Dear all, As I know, the Hilbert-Huang transform (HHT) (http://techtransfer.gsfc.nasa.gov/HHT/) is a powerfull tool declared by NASA. Compared...

Dear all, As I know, the Hilbert-Huang transform (HHT) (http://techtransfer.gsfc.nasa.gov/HHT/) is a powerfull tool declared by NASA. Compared to Fourier transform (FFT), HHT is capable of analyzing time-varying processes, nonlinear & nonstationary signals that are in a real world. It seems to be interesting if we can use it in audio signal processing like identification, noise cancellation......


Hilbert transform and SSB power??

Started by Bob in comp.dsp20 years ago 1 reply

I have a question on the power of SSB (Single side band) AM. if transmitted signal is expressed as: u(t)=Ac*m(t)*cos(2pi*fc*t) plus minus...

I have a question on the power of SSB (Single side band) AM. if transmitted signal is expressed as: u(t)=Ac*m(t)*cos(2pi*fc*t) plus minus Ac*H[m(t)]*sin(2*pi*fc*t), Ac=carrier amplitude, fc=carrier frequency, m(t)=message signal, and H[m(t)] is Hilbert transform of m(t). What is the equation for received power (Pr) in terms of power of message signal (Pm)? Some books say Pr=[(Ac^2)...


Re: Hilbert transform and SSB power??

Started by AG in comp.dsp20 years ago

Bob wrote: > I have a question on the power of SSB (Single side band) AM. > > if transmitted signal is expressed as: > > ...

Bob wrote: > I have a question on the power of SSB (Single side band) AM. > > if transmitted signal is expressed as: > > u(t)=Ac*m(t)*cos(2pi*fc*t) plus minus Ac*H[m(t)]*sin(2*pi*fc*t), > > Ac=carrier amplitude, fc=carrier frequency, m(t)=message signal, and > H[m(t)] is Hilbert transform of m(t). What is the equation for > received power (Pr) in terms of power of message signal (P


enforce minimum phase using hilbert transform

Started by mjizhao in comp.dsp15 years ago 1 reply

Hello group, I have a question regarding minimum phase system and causal enforcement. For a minimum phase system, the measured discrete...

Hello group, I have a question regarding minimum phase system and causal enforcement. For a minimum phase system, the measured discrete frequency domain data are given. To remove the measurement noise, I use the -hilbert(log(abs(H(F))) to generate the phase of the system, and then get time domain waveform through h(t) = IFFT(abs(H(F))* exp(j*phi(F))). I found h(t) is not causal. From the t...


LTI systems? (non-HW non-test questions...)

Started by lucy in comp.dsp19 years ago 6 replies

Hi all, Is a Foureir Transformer an LTI system? (input x(t), output the foureir transform of the input x(t)) Is a Hilbert Transformer...

Hi all, Is a Foureir Transformer an LTI system? (input x(t), output the foureir transform of the input x(t)) Is a Hilbert Transformer an LTI system? (input x(t), output the hilbert transform of the input x(t)) are these systems stable? Thanks a lot!


HILBERT HUANG TRANSFORM

Started by NIRMAY in comp.dsp15 years ago 3 replies

hi I've a doubt whether there is any possibility to implement HHT on hardware.Whether it can be implemented on FPGA.Thanks in advance

hi I've a doubt whether there is any possibility to implement HHT on hardware.Whether it can be implemented on FPGA.Thanks in advance


Hilbert transform of a sine wave is an inverted cos wave, right?

Started by maxplanck in comp.dsp16 years ago 8 replies

The Hilbert transform of a sine wave is an inverted cos wave, right?

The Hilbert transform of a sine wave is an inverted cos wave, right?


causal and minimum phase system

Started by mjizhao in comp.dsp15 years ago 3 replies

I am a little confused with causal and minimum phase system. If a system is a minimum phase system, then the phase of system could be decided...

I am a little confused with causal and minimum phase system. If a system is a minimum phase system, then the phase of system could be decided by phase = hilbert(log(abs(f))). So the real(f) = abs(f)*cos(phase) and imag(f) = abs(f)*sin(phase) On the other hand, a minimum phase system is a causal system, so that imag(f) = hilbert(real(f)). So, here there are two real/imag number. Which on...


PING Rick Lyons re Hilbert Xform & Envelope Detectors

Started by Mark in comp.dsp16 years ago 3 replies

Hi Rick, I sent you an e-mail about a week ago re the above. Did you get it? Mark

Hi Rick, I sent you an e-mail about a week ago re the above. Did you get it? Mark


Demodulating QPSK

Started by John E. Hadstate in comp.dsp16 years ago 49 replies

Is it possible forego the joys of the Costas loop and demodulate a scalar QPSK signal using a bandpass filter, a Hilbert transformer and the...

Is it possible forego the joys of the Costas loop and demodulate a scalar QPSK signal using a bandpass filter, a Hilbert transformer and the atan2(im,re) function?


changer voice

Started by Anonymous in comp.dsp19 years ago 1 reply

How to change voice (disguise) without formant, pitch analysis,etc, using only simple common DSP method as Hilbert transform and...

How to change voice (disguise) without formant, pitch analysis,etc, using only simple common DSP method as Hilbert transform and forth. Unfortunetly I have some mips only. Maybe this problem hasn't decision in these circumstances ?


hilbert transform application

Started by sundar in comp.dsp20 years ago 15 replies

Hello everyone, To begin with I would like to express my gratitude to the countless number of people who have been helping me indirectly over...

Hello everyone, To begin with I would like to express my gratitude to the countless number of people who have been helping me indirectly over the last few months. This is my first post in this group and I am sure I will not be disappointed. I am new to the field of DSP no courses ever taken, but working with it now. I have a data set that has been sampled at a rate of 44khz for a minu...


Hilbert Transformer

Started by Anh Tuan Phan in comp.dsp11 years ago 4 replies

Hi all,=20 I am a new member. Could you help me to answer the question that is: the fu= nction "remezord" in Matlab uses what formula to...

Hi all,=20 I am a new member. Could you help me to answer the question that is: the fu= nction "remezord" in Matlab uses what formula to estimate the order of filt= ers and why the function can not be used to estimate the order of Hilber tr= ansformer and FIR differentiator? Thank you so much,


results of ssb modulation with hilbert transform(HT)

Started by pita in comp.dsp17 years ago 2 replies

Hi all, I have designed ssb modulator with HT in Matlab Simulink. The unwanted components (lower or higher) has attenuation 35dB. My...

Hi all, I have designed ssb modulator with HT in Matlab Simulink. The unwanted components (lower or higher) has attenuation 35dB. My question is can I get better results with this SSB method. Thank you in advance, Amir


Phase modulation and badnwidth

Started by Anonymous in comp.dsp8 years ago 6 replies

Hi everyone, say that we have a signal of this kind x(t) = A*cos(2*pi*f*t + B*y(t)); say that f is 1 kHz. If y(t) has a low frequency...

Hi everyone, say that we have a signal of this kind x(t) = A*cos(2*pi*f*t + B*y(t)); say that f is 1 kHz. If y(t) has a low frequency content compared to the carrier frequency, I find that it easy to extract the B*y(t) signal either using quadrature demodulation or the Hilbert transform. However, in the case where y(t) has a high bandwidth, for example a wideband signal with frequen...


empirical mode decomposition..please help

Started by amidala in comp.dsp15 years ago 8 replies

hi everyone, million thanks in advance...i would like to know about EMD which is part one of hilbert huang transform. the procedure of EMD is...

hi everyone, million thanks in advance...i would like to know about EMD which is part one of hilbert huang transform. the procedure of EMD is : 1)For a signal X(t), let m1 be the mean of its upper and lower envelopes as determined from a cubic-spline interpolation of local maxima and minima. The locality is determined by an arbitrary parameter; the calculation time and the effectiveness of the ...