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Kerry Schutz (@kschutz)

I enjoy all things signal processing related. My background is a combination of modeling & simulation of mixed-signal systems, test & measurement, and DSP firmware. I currently work as an Application Engineer at Mathworks.

Re: filtering using FFT/iFFT

Reply posted 2 months ago (02/12/2024)
The practical engineering answer to your question on why use this FFT/IFFT technique at all is in a word, efficiency. For filters that are extremely low-pass in...

Re: filtering using FFT/iFFT

Reply posted 2 months ago (02/12/2024)
Ahh, good, I failed to read down far enough the first time. I see some example code now!

Re: filtering using FFT/iFFT

Reply posted 2 months ago (02/12/2024)
The easiest thing to do is try it and compare it. Both filtering approaches are very easy to do in MATLAB or about any other signal processing software tool. I think...

Re: Sigma-delta DAC or delta-sigma DAC?

Reply posted 11 months ago (05/26/2023)
Common question to ponder...they are both fine. It is a sort of which came first, the chicken or the egg question. I agree with all of the responses. Pavan, Scherier,...

Re: math/money reasoning issue, Not a spam Please

Reply posted 1 year ago (11/14/2022)
>> the whole village now thinks that they are out of debt...They not only think they are out of debt, they are out of debt. However, because the debt was circular...
Yes, you can implement biquad filters in Simulink using frame-based processing. That said, it's not very intuitive. There are problems, all of which can be addressed.1....
Since you are the implementer of said embedded system, that means you have the source code and I'm assuming an editor/debugger to go with it. If so, I recommend...

Re: FFT question

Reply posted 2 years ago (06/24/2022)
Similar to lifeatthesharpend's comment of "a picture is worth a thousand words" suggestion, I would second that and double it. By doubling it, I mean sharing an...

Re: Resampling biquad filters

Reply posted 2 years ago (03/16/2022)
If you want to know/see/understand the algorithms (there are two options, ZOH and Tustin) involved in detail, you can always step thru the source code. I'm assuming...
I haven't tried something like this before but it is an interesting re-use/efficiency question. The first question I'd ask is a sort of step back question. I'm assuming...
I agree with Dr. Mike. What he suggests is an amazing Jedi-mind trick that works surprisingly often! Talk yourself to the answer. The other thing you essentially...

Re: Modelling a RF amplifier in Python

Reply posted 2 years ago (02/21/2022)
Hi rober_lr,It's a non-trivial problem in general as you've noted and I don't have anything resembling an out-of-the-box solution, particularly nothing Python-based....
You can download the cross-spectrum based Simulink example from github by going to the YouTube link I provided and expanding the "description" section. There...
Hi Hao,I see a number of responses and observations on symmetry of the PSD and the associated realness of the IFFT. All of this, the theory, is true. However, I...
I think fharris answered your question so I would stick with that. I lack significant domain expertise in acoustics and as such I can't offer such specific advice....

Re: Nyquist frequency & odd even FFT

Reply posted 3 years ago (10/04/2021)
Hi Kaz,I am 100% confident you know the difference between smearing and mirroring but I thought it worthwhile to clarify the terms/effects because your limiting...

Re: Nyquist frequency & odd even FFT

Reply posted 3 years ago (10/03/2021)
Hi Kaz,There have been a number of responses here along the same lines so my apologies if I'm not adding much of anything new. First, the snippet of MATLAB code...

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