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matching two curves

Started by Vijay Raghavan in Matlab DSP15 years ago

Hi I am trying to correlate two maps and see how much they correlate with each other. I have extracted a part of the map, say a 90degree sweep...

Hi I am trying to correlate two maps and see how much they correlate with each other. I have extracted a part of the map, say a 90degree sweep from the origin. Now if my two maps are similar, they should have maximum correlation. I used the function corrcoef(x,y) where x and y are column vectors of each map,respectively, containing the distances from each landmark at each angle from say 0degree...


doubt reg adding randn function to a sinusoidal signal to get noisy time domain signal

Started by "T.E Ravi" in Matlab DSP15 years ago 2 replies

I saw a code in mathworks.com which analyses the freq components of noisy time domain signal by explicitly plotting power Vs freq fs=1000; ...

I saw a code in mathworks.com which analyses the freq components of noisy time domain signal by explicitly plotting power Vs freq fs=1000;     % sampling freq T=1/fs;       %sample time L=1000;      % signal length t=(0:L-1)/T;     %time vector x=0.7*sin(2*pi*50*t)+sin(2*pi*120*t);   % i/p signal i.e., two sinusoids were added Now , we have noisy time domain signal b...


Re: doubt reg adding randn function to a sinusoidal signal to get noisy time domain signal

Started by "T.E Ravi" in Matlab DSP15 years ago

sir, first of all thank you for your kind response and spotting me typo. ? U wrote in your previous message: If your signal is the "x" you...

sir, first of all thank you for your kind response and spotting me typo. ? U wrote in your previous message: If your signal is the "x" you have below, then the total signal power is 0.49*(0.5)+0.5 = 0.7450. So you need to scale your noise power accordingly.? x=0.7*sin(2*pi*50*t)+sin(2*pi*120*t);? sigma^2(variance ) is numerically equal to the normalised power of the noise. if std dev=2; va...


OFDM

Started by abdel-rahman Al-qawasmi in Matlab DSP15 years ago 2 replies

Hi All ? Im new in this group. I want to say helo to all. I have now only one question " How can I use matLab to make OFDM model that considers...

Hi All ? Im new in this group. I want to say helo to all. I have now only one question " How can I use matLab to make OFDM model that considers the effect of: 1- AWGN (SNR with BER) 2- Fading. and it can shows the amplitude spectrum of the received signal. ? ? Many thanks to all Dr.Abdel-Rahman Al-Qawasmi Head of Telecommunications and Electronics Dept. Engineering Faculty Philadelp...


Regarding HardDecision Decoding of LDPC

Started by rame...@gmail.com in Matlab DSP15 years ago

Dear friends i have done hard decision decoding by passing h and Error vector c but i m not getting correct decoded vector when i flip another...

Dear friends i have done hard decision decoding by passing h and Error vector c but i m not getting correct decoded vector when i flip another bits of this c vector plzzz help me to coclc; clear all; H=[0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0] %Error Free Codeword C=[1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1] %Errorneous Codeword c=[1 0 1 1 0 1 0 1] d_code=hard(c,H) rrect th...


how to minimize bit error rate?

Started by ajitdada99999 in Matlab DSP15 years ago

i done the following program for adaptive equalization using lms algorithm. but the BER is about 0.5. how to minimize the BER? please help...

i done the following program for adaptive equalization using lms algorithm. but the BER is about 0.5. how to minimize the BER? please help me........ M = 16; % Size of signal constellation k = log2(M); % Number of bits per symbol n = 3e3; % Number of bits to process nsamp = 1; % Oversampling rate %% Signal Source % Create a binary data stream as a column vector. x = randint(n,1); % R...


saving diffrenet signal

Started by arsalanmajid_fast in Matlab DSP15 years ago 1 reply

If i generate a signal and i add different values of signal to noise ratio how can i get different signals in an array for example i used...

If i generate a signal and i add different values of signal to noise ratio how can i get different signals in an array for example i used for i=-40:40 z=awgn(signal,i) row 1 should have z1 and its columns should have the values when i=-40 simlarly row 2 should have z1 and its columns should have the values when i=-39 and so on. can any one help me?


Place of Zeropads

Started by dirk...@hotmail.com in Matlab DSP15 years ago

Hello, I was wondering if it matters where to place the zeropad after windowing a time signal (to prepare for fast FT). More specific, I am...

Hello, I was wondering if it matters where to place the zeropad after windowing a time signal (to prepare for fast FT). More specific, I am use a 418 point Hann window to window a time signal and then pad to 512-points before FT transforming. Will the FT be differ when I place: 1) 52 pads before AND after the window 2) 104 points before the window 3) 104 points after the window -- ...


simulink

Started by sentol_a in Matlab DSP15 years ago 2 replies

hi all. i am simulink beginner. can anyone teach me how to create a block for current limiter.. need your assist guys

hi all. i am simulink beginner. can anyone teach me how to create a block for current limiter.. need your assist guys


Inverse function

Started by mattoussi ferdaouss in Matlab DSP15 years ago 2 replies

Hi every body, I am looking for a function in matlab which determines the inverse (f-1) of a function (f). For example: f (x) = 3x +...

Hi every body, I am looking for a function in matlab which determines the inverse (f-1) of a function (f). For example: f (x) = 3x + log (6x +1). I can identify two points f (0) and f (1), but how I can deduce f-1 (1) and f-1 (7) in matlab for example. Thank you very much. ANDRIA.


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