Questions tagged [attenuation]
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Is there a recommended amount of attenuation for rectifying edge artefacts?
I just noticed that Spotify fades in/out the music when you play/pause - is this to avoid clicking?
This attenuation is noticeable; is there a minimum amount of attenuation required to fix clicking (...
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Determine reflections from received signal
I have a reference signal $r(t)$ and the correlation between that reference signal and the received signal : $C_{XR}(\tau)$. The signal I receive contains reflections on walls. I have to build a ...
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Small Scale Fading time varying or position varying
I would like to ask how small scale fading can affect a transmission with time.
The particular system is an antenna transmitting an ASK modulated signal at 915MHz and with bandwidth between 200KHz to ...
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Compensate for microphone?
I have trained a machine learning model to recognize a specific audio event from mel spectrograms, and it works pretty well on a hold-out test dataset. I now want to run the model on a device and feed ...
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High order IIR Comb Notch Filter with small Bandwidth - Low atenuation of harmonics
Im filtering an EMG signal, more precisely the 50 Hz frequency and its harmonics. For that, I've constructed a comb notch filter (on filterdesigner in Matlab), with its fundamental frequency being 50 ...
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Differences between Matlab resample() and CMSIS decimate_f32()
I am pretty new to DSP and I need some help to pinpoint my mistake.
I am using Matlab to simulate an embedded environment. I have three signals all centered on 50Hz (6.4KHz sampling rate) which have ...
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When does a Window function's sidelobe level become out of band attenuation?
Another question I'm struggling to answer by myself.
For a Window function, say Blackman (response pictured), what is the out of band attenuation? If I'm designing a filter with out of band ...
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Changing the number of cycles of an sinusoidal input signal
Imagine we have an ultrasonic sensor that transmits a multiple cycles of sinusoidal signal/waveform that can travel up to a specific distance/range.
Can we achieve more distance coverage using more ...
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I have 24-bit data in two's complement 32-bit integers. I need Q31 data
I have been trying to learn about Q31 format (as well as Q15), but I am having trouble understanding how it works.
So my CODEC is giving me 24-bit two's complement data. I have converted this data ...
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Variation of channel attenuation with frequency
Consider a standard RF channel over which signals are being transmitted over a 10 MHz bandwidth at 1800 MHz (using OFDM).
How does the channel's intrinsic attenuation vary over frequency?
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Insertion loss equality - proof
From this paper (slide 11), the insertion loss (or attenuation) is defined as
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L(\omega^2)=\frac{\lvert V_i(j\omega)\rvert^2}{\lvert V_o(j\omega)\rvert^2}=\frac{1}{\lvert H(j\omega)\rvert^2}=10 \...
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Understanding the attenuation of a signal
I have been told that the signal in the graph below was obtained by passing a seismogram through a high-pass filter to obtain the high frequency-small amplitude waves common in tremors far from the ...
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Estimating attenuation using sliding windows
I am looking for an algorithm to measure attenuation of a discrete signal $s[t]$. Starting at the beginning of the signal sequence, is it possible to compute either sliding DFT or Gabor transform ...
