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Detlef Amberg (@Detlef _A)

Detlef Amberg has a Ph.D. in EE. He is living in Berlin and working on the design of telecommunications equipment. His professional interests include math, signal processing, embedded systems, digital/analog electronics and software defined radio.

Fitting a Damped Sine Wave

Detlef Amberg July 3, 20155 comments

A damped sine wave is described by

$$ x_{(k)} = A \cdot e^{\alpha \cdot k} \cdot cos(\omega \cdot k + p)\tag{1}$$

with frequency $\omega$ , phase p , initial amplitude A and damping constant $\alpha$ . The $x_{(k)}$ are the samples of the function at equally spaced points in time.

With $x_{(k)}$ given, one often has to find the unknown parameters of the function. This can be achieved for instance with nonlinear approximation or with DFT – methods.

I present a method to find the...


Re: How to calculate biquad cascade coefficient

Reply posted 10 months ago (05/18/2023)
Hi, as I mentioned, I used Matlab.Cheers Detlef

Re: How to calculate biquad cascade coefficient

Reply posted 10 months ago (05/17/2023)
Hi,the coefficients will work for 192kHz samplerate, 12khz cutoff, I guarantee. For 192kHz samplerate you may not have any frequency above 96kHz, not 192khz. Check...

Re: How to calculate biquad cascade coefficient

Reply posted 10 months ago (05/16/2023)
Hi>>>>>>our values need to be in the same format as the list I published, with "// a1 and coeffs[A2] negated!"They are, take a look at the Matlab...

Re: How to calculate biquad cascade coefficient

Reply posted 10 months ago (05/16/2023)
Hi,I do not know what you are doing. Is it the 'audacity' app ? What is '96kHz scope view'?lostDetlef

Re: How to calculate biquad cascade coefficient

Reply posted 10 months ago (05/15/2023)
Hi Robmar,a biquad has 3 forward coffs and 2 feedback coffs, so your 20 coffs are 4 biquad filters. I analyzed them with Matlab and they really constitute a nice...

Re: mitigating phase shift

Reply posted 1 year ago (11/25/2022)
THX, yes, the whole plan, ( narrow bandpass, than PLL)  is a misconcept. The noise mitigation has to be a part of the PLL. And yes, I want to multiply (mix) incoming...

mitigating phase shift

New thread started 1 year ago
Hi, I want to PLL on the line voltage, here in Europe 50Hz. I have a noisy signal and i use a prefilter with a complex pole pair at 0.999*exp(+/- j*2*pi*50/10000)....
Very interesting question. You sample a bandwidth limited signal with respect to Nyquist and you have two samples, x(k) and x(k+1). What is a lower boundary for...

Re: Help with polynomial zeros

Reply posted 3 years ago (08/07/2021)
Hi,your 'for' loop gets much shorter with these two linesff1 = (exp(j*2*pi*[frb -frb]/Fs));fff = poly(ff1);But that does not bring you out of the numeric troubles...

Re: Recover signal from the real part of IFFT

Reply posted 3 years ago (04/23/2021)
Hi,IFFT of a spectrum with the 'upper' half of the frequencies zeroed out results in a complex time signal, called 'analytic' signal with 90° phase offset between...

Re: OFDM Pilot Detection

Reply posted 3 years ago (10/30/2020)
Hi, identify a FFT bin with constant amplitude and phase. This is a pilot tone.CheersDetlef

Re: FSK demodulation with Doppler correction

Reply posted 4 years ago (09/24/2020)
Hi,the standard approach to FSK demodulation: square the samples, so you get a carrier at the symbol frequency. You track this carrier with a PLL and downmix the...
In a DSL szenario with many carriers and high PAPR you just let the amplifier clip, which results in error bursts. These errors are spread over time with the descrambler...

Re: PAPR (peak to average power ratio)

Reply posted 7 years ago (04/13/2017)
As said, OFDM and other modulation schemes show an inherently high PAR, ie. you have that naughty peak at times. This will be clipped by your cheap power amplifier,...

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