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Jim Ford (@jimelectr)

30-year EE with concentration in radio and microwave but interested in DSP and audio as well

Re: Spreading Codes

Reply posted 3 years ago (07/16/2021)
Hi, fred and Julius.  That's 802.11, I'm sure, the IEEE standard for wireless LAN. I will check out those CCK codes, another interest of mine for comms and radar. ...
Up to a point.  At around 16 to 32 carriers, irrespective of modulation type, the statistics start approaching a Gaussian distribution, and PAPR is about constant. ...

Re: Matlab, properly using IFFT, FIR Filter Desing

Reply posted 4 years ago (05/21/2020)
Thanks, Dan.  Yeah, it didn't make sense to me.  Not that I'm a DSP expert, mind you.  Mostly my background is RF and microwave comms, but good to know DSP as...

Re: Matlab, properly using IFFT, FIR Filter Desing

Reply posted 4 years ago (05/21/2020)
Late to the party, I know.  But I'm not understanding the X axis in the center plots in transient's and djmaguire's posts on April 24, 2020.  If h(n) is the impulse...
Reminds me of a Dilbert comic strip.  Something likeFirst engineer: "Yeah, when I started programming, we didn't have any sissy icons and windows.  All we had...
Great question and great answers!  Yes, I'm about a month and a half behind in reading up on these DSP Related questions.
I assume you have a legitimate copy of Simulink.  If so, this may be a question for the folks at MathWorks.  It is possible that their DDC and/or DUC models are...

Re: Tunable power divider

Reply posted 4 years ago (04/21/2020)
Interesting problem/challenge!  I'm surprised to see this on DSP Related, though.  I suppose one could build an electromechanical device whereby one could steer...
FWIW, I'm a hardware guy, and these days with Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS, the most familiar probably being Global Positioning System, GPS) so common...
Oh, a veritable gold mine!  Interestingly enough, Matt Donadio, author of the Tips and Tricks article on sharpening filters (really cool trick!) worked together...
Hi, Rick.No problem with the rant re: IEEE Signal Processing magazine, my least favorite IEEE magazine, at least now that you're not doing the DSP Tips and Tricks...

Re: Auto Correlation in DSP processor

Reply posted 5 years ago (03/21/2019)
I second weetabixharry's take on LabVIEW; we have a large amount of LabVIEW code here at Raytheon, and it is a nightmare to maintain.  I wasn't even aware that...
Great, all of them!  High levels of musicianship, spot-on STEM lyrics, and a sense of humor!  How can you go wrong?  Lots of fun!  Thanks for posting these!
Being a heavy guitar fan, I liked the Tragically Hip's "Blow at High Dough" a lot!  Most of the rest of it I can take or leave.Wow is all I can say after hearing...
To some degree I agree with you, StephaneB, but even more it sounds like Emerson, Lake, and Palmer (RIP, Greg Lake).  I'd swear that was Keith Emerson playing the...

Re: LabVIEW for measurement-related signal processing

Reply posted 6 years ago (03/28/2018)
Yes, nicely done!  I do have some reservations about LabView, however.  At the last two companies I have worked for, Broadcom and Raytheon, people were trying...

Re: Frequency Interpolation Algorithms

Reply posted 7 years ago (10/23/2017)
Ah, the dreaded "Hanning" window raises its ugly head again!  Once again, there is the Hann or von Hann window, named after Julius von Hann, and the Hamming window,...

Re: Book tips for "control systems"

Reply posted 7 years ago (09/26/2017)
LOL re: MacArthur sub-genius grant!  Too bad there's not such a thing!  Probably many of us on this forum would apply. :)
Don't forget that cost is a nonlinear function of sampling frequency as well. I don't know what the exponent is, but it's definitely >1.

Re: Spherical Mapping/Unmapping

Reply posted 7 years ago (07/10/2017)
Hmmm... Maybe quaternions could help? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quaternions_and_spat...Not that I'm an expert or anything.  About all I know is that by "encoding"...

Re: AD9361 Filter Wizard

Reply posted 7 years ago (05/11/2017)
Probably what we will end up doing is using the AD9361's FIR filters when the desired BW is a reasonable fraction of the sample rate and bypass them and use the...

Re: AD9361 Filter Wizard

Reply posted 7 years ago (05/09/2017)
Thanks, Rick.  Like I replied to Tim above, I didn't have much choice in what hardware and software to use (not that I really am qualified to choose anyway). ...

Re: AD9361 Filter Wizard

Reply posted 7 years ago (05/09/2017)
Thanks, Tim.  1: I'm working with hardware with 3 levels of fixed-coefficient halfband filters, followed by up to 128 taps in a programmable coefficient FIR filter. ...

AD9361 Filter Wizard

New thread started 7 years ago
Hi.  I'm using the Matlab Filter Wizard app to design receive and transmit filters for the Analog Devices AD9361 transceiver chip.  A couple of questions that...
Up until late last year, I worked at Broadcom Ltd, so I ran into this issue.  Most of the time separate front ends.  I'm less familiar with ZigBee than BT and...

Re: The adoption of the frequency measure "Hertz"

Reply posted 7 years ago (03/30/2017)
Note also that near the end of the article the use of SI units (metric) instead of British-American (as they put it) units was encouraged.  At least we EE's use...

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