Lalu Mansinha (@Platybel)
Hello Kousik:Your original result is probably correct. Think of velocity and acceleration as related through integration and differentiation. Both these operations...
My comments are about two stories related to 'woodpecker's,similar but not quite. One is about 3rd year undergrads in a Time Series Analysis (TSA) course (before...
I appreciate the originality of the question by a human to a robot and the originality of the poem by the robot in answer to the human. I am no poet myself, but...
One discipline that has taken to Wavelets, with significant contributions, is mathematics. See the Wikipedia entry for Baroness Ingrid Daubechies, a mathematician...
The Wavelet transform has been, and is, part of the continuing search for 'Spectral Localisation'. As you know, The information contained in a time series f(t)...
Thanks for the mental challenge. It is tricky. The illegal step is taking only one solution from each side when taking the square root. There are two factors...
When you decimate, you increase the sample interval. The sample interval is used in determining the spectrum. When you increase the sample interval by a factor...
Hello Aida92: Readers of DSPR come from a variety of backgrounds. It will help someone to answer your questions if you provided more details. I have no expertise...
Thanks, neirober. I tried also handel.mat, hoping it would play a bit of Water Music. Not. It's a bit of Hallelujah Chorus. It's fun.
Perhaps you can use a sliding DFT with the Goertzel algorithm and monitor in the frequency domain. There are limitations of course. It will help if you can provide...
In applying the linear phase shift, you have to take into account the conjugate symmetry of the fft output.
The app looks neat and interesting. But I need some description as to what the app illustrates. Please point towards a tutorial on the subject. Thanks.
Hello Marcin: If you do not have access to C/C++ libraries (like fft/ifft), the simplest method to generate a noise time series of length N, between frequencies...
If you have access to the input time series, you can apply FFT and get the specific Fourier component you calculate with Goertzel. Do they differ by a factor? Does...
I think DTFT energy should be (1/N)*(DTFT)^2 .It all depends as to how DTFT is calculated. Please compare the DTFT with the FFT output. To obtain the Fourier...
This thread started with discussion of zeropadding in the frequency domain and the consequent interpolation in the time domain. The usage of the term 'interpolation'...
The relationship between zero padding in t(or f) domain and interpolation between points in the f( or t) domain is exact. Duality must hold. One can look upon...
Basically we have a set of digitised samples separated by gaps. h = h(x0),h(x1),h(x2),...............h(xn)If one wishes to compute the value at a point xu within...
One can interpolate by several methods. The interpolated points by different methods give similar, but not identical results. When referring to interpolation...
I thought of another viewpoint that is (I think) is simpler. When you add even a single zero point in the f domain (and mirror it), you are also increasing the...
Zero padding is easier to understand for going from time > frequency domains. Zero padding is adding more points, just that they are zeros. The sample interval...
1. Let us your data series in the f domain is 1+N/2 points long. You add the conjugate mirror points to get N points. Lets call this H2 Apply IFFT to the...
Thanks for the sketch. It made things a bit clearer. But I need to understand some terms before I can give you an answer to your original question. FFT is...
Looks like you have an odd number of samples in the f domain. sample s1=f0 denotes the DC term. Then samples s2 to s281 represent s2=0.5Hz to s281=160Hz. I...
I think you have to describe the query a little better. I am assuming that x(t) is the input and y(t) the output of a filter. What are the filter properties? ...
Let us consider a short vector A=[0 1 2 3 0] and a vector B (see matlab script below). I have deliberately chosen the lengths of A (5) & B (21) as odd. But...
I do not understand why you expect the crosscorrelation of y1 with different time series would give you the same peak value. Crosscorrelation is simply 'lag multiply...
A basic assumption in applying FFT/IFFT (for that matter any operation on a sampled series) is uniform sampling rate. you are assuming in above that R is uniformly...
It will help me understand the physics of the problem if you describe a bit about the three (y2,y3,y4)time series that you trying to cross-correlate with the y1. Crosscorrelation...
You do not aim for a specific waveform of the output. Since your requirement is that the amplitude of the sum of the sinusoids not exceed a specific range, say +-A,...
Hello jleman: I posted a reply about 6:30am today (about 9 hours ago), but it seems to have vanished. So I am retyping it in shorter form. If dropping a point...
Hello jleman: looks like you have had most of your questions answered. Since you are in DSP learning mode, perhaps it is useful to restate some basics:1. A sampled...
Since you obtained B by Fourier Transform of A (since you have computed with sampled data, there is really no difference between 'continuous' FT and FFT),you should...
Since your data is only 64 samples please send the data for A B C and D. I will take a look with Matlab.cheers
When you state 'FFT/IFFT algorithm adapted for the specific pair', what did you actually do? I am unfamiliar with Julia, but probably can make some sense of the...
When you go from the frequency domain (A) to the space domain (B) do you examine the imaginary part in the space domain? The imaginary part should be zero in the...
Notch filters are effectively IIR filters. They are of a class called 'recursive filters', because the notch filtere uses a part of the output together with the...
Hello varungupta: Please post a plot of your temperature data, as well as the filtered output. Since Amplitude and Magnitude are often confusingly used, please...
I thought I will repeat what others have already stated:1. Since you state that you are seeing only the line signal, most likely you have grounding or shielding...
Hello Stephane:I checked out the webpage. Everything worked smoothly. Saw no problem. I registered. Again, the process was smooth.Thanks for organising...
Hello naumankalia: Your original question was that you are interested in determining the directivity function of a two element hydrophone array, with opposing phases.In...
Hello Gaurav: The figures on p299, CH17, show custom designed filter, and how to obtain the coefficients. But if your aim is to obtain a Blackman LPF, then why...
Hello Gaurav: I am trying to understand some details. In #1 did you estimate the LPF frequency response using both +ve and -ve part of the amplitude spectrum? ...
Hello naumankalia: You should recognise that you get (near) identical results, whether you derive the dipole field from two oppositely phased closely spaced monopoles,...
Hello naumankalia: The expression for a monopole is real, but the expression for a dipole has a multiplying factor (j =sqrt(-1), or, -j). This arises out of...
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