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My impulse response does not tend to zero
I am doing an IFFT of frequency response data achieved with Simulation tools.
When I plot my impulse response it looks wrong as the response does not tend to zero as it should. Instead there seems ...
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Inverse FFT of complex exponential with time delay - window leakage?
I am working in MATLAB with a frequency domain signal that is a sum of complex exponentials, e.g.
$X(\omega) = \sum_i e^{-j\omega t_i} $ where $t_i > 0$ $ \forall $ $ i $
I expect the output to ...
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Correct way of derivating in frequency domain with FFT
I believe I am very close to the answer and only need a small nudge to get to the answer.
What I want:
I want to take a signal, use FFT to transform it to the frequency domain (FD), multiply it by $...
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IFFT, negative frequencies and noncausal impulse
When using the IFFT to compute an approximation to the IDTFT, frequency range is 0 to 2$\pi$ versus $-\pi$ to $\pi$. This produces a different impulse sequence(causal I think).
How do you calculate ...
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Is it possible to approximate given skewness and kurtosis values using an IFFT?
I have time domain data for a signal that behaves randomly but has non-random (non-Gaussian?) skewness and kurtosis values of ~0.9 and ~7.4, respectively.
The FFT of the signal shows that it's not ...
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How to relate power spectral density with the number of resource blocks in LTE?
I am running a simulation with 100 Resource blocks for LTE OFDM and I plotted a PSD for it. Now I am able to bring down the out of band emissions when I perform an algorithm on it. Based on the ...
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How is the decay of a signal exemplified in a Fourier Transform?
Is there any way to tell if a signal is decaying from its fourier transform?
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Multidimensional FFT with mixed directions
Let's say I have three-dimensional complex array $X[m,n,p]$, $m \in \{0, 1, \ldots, M-1\}$, $n \in \{0, 1, \ldots, N-1\}$, $p \in \{0, 1, \ldots, P-1\}$; i.e. $X \in \mathbb C^{M \times N \times P}$. ...
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Zero padding frequency domain data for improving time domain resolution before inverse FFT
I am working in MATLAB with measured data from a VNA. The bandwidth is 1 GHz from 5-6 GHz with 801 samples in the frequency domain. Everywhere I have read that I need to split the data into 2 parts at ...
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Quantized error in scatter plots for a hamming windowed LTE signal
I have a time domain signal based on LTE standards.
Carrier spacing = 15KHz, Symbols per slot = 6, extended Cyclic Prefix = 512 samples
FFT size = 2048, No. of sub carriers = 1200, channel BW = 20MHz, ...
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Best way to resample an OFDM signal without interpolating + filtering?
I am working on a custom transceiver with a sampling rate of 3.84 MHz (256 OFDM subcarriers at 15 kHz, although 56 subcarriers are null). I would like to resample the signal to 5 MHz, in order to use ...
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Why convolution in time and frequency domain are not equal?
I was writing this Jupyter Notebook. Then, I unexpectedly faced two visually similar output, but their numerical results were very different.
This is the code I used for convolution in the time ...
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Irregularities in tone generated using FFT data
I am implementing a simple program to generate tone in MATLAB using FFT/iFFT by zeroing all frequency bins except for the one frequency that I'd like to generate a tone in.
Sampling frequency is ...
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Applying window function to reduce out of band emission for a symbol in LTE simulation?
I have to apply a window to an IFFT'ed signal (based on LTE standards, simulated for 1 symbol - 100 resource blocks - 1200 subcarriers). I have a signal which I have simulated till the IFFT. Now I ...
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Ambiguity in the IFFT process in OFDM
I am still trying to iron out some ambiguities in my understanding of the IFFT component of OFDM modulation schemes.
So here we have a QAM symbol $s_0$ being multiplied with the subcarrier for that ...
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OFDM Simulation process
I'm trying to understand OFDM by making a simulation. Are these steps correct?
generate M random complex QAM symbols. example: (1+j,1-j,-1-j,1-j....)
Split my M samples into a N 2048 sized arrays
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Phase wrap when computing impulse response from frequency response [closed]
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I have the frequency response of a system as a set of complex numbers.
I want the impulse response for that system.
Problem: The phase of my frequency response wraps around 2pi multiple times....
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How to get the MLSEEqualizer work with IFFT and FFT blocks in the communication system?
Matlab MLSEE equalizer works fine with the QPSK modulated signal when the signal is propagated
over the multipath channel. However, if there are IFFT and FFT blocks used at TX and RX sides, ...
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Computation of the Inverse DCT (IDCT) Using DCT Or IFFT
Is there a way to compute the inverse discrete cosine transform (type-2) by leveraging either a DCT, FFT, or IFFT algorithm? I have seen ways to compute the DCT using FFTs, and I've seen ways to ...
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Calculate ifft using only REAL forward FFT
There are already questions on this topic here and here. I am trying to calculate the ifft using a DSP that only has a library function for a forward REAL (assumes conjugate symmetry) fft. For a given ...
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How to calibrate a signal with respect to frequency
I have recordings from accelerometers (non-flat response with respect to frequency) and I'd like to convert my voltage time series into acceleration values. Is there a standard method for doing this?
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Orthogonal signals in frequency and time domains [closed]
I have 3 orthogonal signals obtained by Fourier transformation. But when I do the inverse Fourier transform in Matlab, my signals are no longer orthogonal in the time domain.
Here is my question:
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How to compute the impulse response from incomplete frequency response data?
I need to compute the impulse response of a system, but I only have access to the frequency response data.
This data contains the output magnitude of the system (for a fixed input amplitude) at ...
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methods of crest factor minimization
i am studying the methodes CF minimization. and have a doubt.
in each methods there are steps with DFT and IDFT or like this FFT and IFFT.
Everyone provides the fact, that they use DFT and IDFT for ...
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How can I show DTFT result in MATLAB? [closed]
I wanna show DTFT result and convolution result in f-domain are same.
Additionally, I wanna show sampled function and inverse fourier transform result are same too.
How can I show this? If I use ...
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Confused about obtaining impulse response from overlapped FFT'd signal
I have two audio signals which I have performed an FFT to plot the magnitude vs frequency response in realtime.
To do this I have divided the incoming signal into small blocks of size 2048, ...
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Ifft through Matrix multiplication
I am still new to MATLAB, so apologies if I sound lazy to you. I am attempting to model a transformation as a set of matrix operations. I start with a vector, up-sample it by $U$ (up-sampling rate), ...
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Making longer a time domain signal by adding values on its frequency domain. What am I doing wrong?
Background
Here's the thing: using software for Finite Element Acoustic Simulation I got the dataset of frequency response from a room; software works by solving the wave equation in the interval $`[...
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How to implement discretized CWT with FFT?
I tried to make circular convolution (correlation actually because it is easier to understand for me) look like the Continuous Wavelet Transform (CWT) but got stuck because the conjugation was on the ...
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OFDM - why do we need IFFT?
This question is really related to - is there any need for IFFT in the first place?
If we want to send a bunch of complex-numbers (vectors), then most OFDM discussions involve presenting those ...
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Zero padding effect on a FFT of gaussian noise
I have a gaussian noise $\nu(t)$ with variance $\sigma^2$. After a FFT I get $X(\omega)$. If now I do the IFFT on the $X(\omega)$ can I say that the result is still a gaussian noise of variance $\...
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Inverse FFT - synch the phase
Is there any way to synchronise phase of output of inverse DFT in each buffer?
When I send the output of inverse DFT to the speaker it sounds nasty.
Of course I know the „windowing functions” but it ...
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How to “rotate the phase”?
I have problem, not sure how to call it but I think it's something called "phase rotating", but not sure.
I make fast Fourier transform on simply square wave, and then I make inverse fast Fourier ...
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Inverse DFT to a real signal when only odd harmonics are present
There is an old paper by L.R. Rabiner, "On the Use of Symmetry in FFT Computation" which describes (among other things) an optimized method to calculate the DFT of a real signal $x_n$, $n=0,\dots, N-1$...
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Frequency Domain Variant of Pearson's Sample Correlation Coefficient?
Suppose that you need to find (i.e. acquire) $x_1$, a short data packet with a known bit sequence preamble (i.e. a PRBS BPSK), in $x_2$, quantized samples recorded from the output of an ADC. You don'...
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1D convolution and deconvolution using FFT
The task: there is some original signal, and there is some response function. I need to convolve them using FFT and then do deconvolution to restore original signal.
The task graphical illustration ( ...
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How to reconstruct an image from s-parameters in Matlab?
I have a set of data which is the s-parameter (s11), consisting of 2 columns ($1001 \times 2$). The first column represents the frequency and the second column is the magnitude in dB. I need to use ...
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Cepstrum: IFFT or FFT to enter the cepstral domain?
I'm trying to implement source-filter separation of some pre-recorded speech in Max/MSP. I'm unsure of whether one uses an FFT to enter the cepstral domain, or an IFFT. Some of the textbooks and ...
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Problems with IFFT not being symmetrical
I have two signals, a measurement and a reference which I have performed an FFT on. They have both been windowed with a Hanning window, and now I would like to deconvolve these to get the impulse ...
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Inverse Fast Fourier with overlap
I had to work with sound(denoising algorithms), when I read about an algorithm it said that we do DTSTFT(Discrete-time short-time fourier transform) we will create an overlap between each "chunk" of ...
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taking FFT from DCT
There is a speech signal, $y[n]$, in the time-domain.
To take it to the frequency-domain, DCT has been got from $y[n]$ (w = dct(y) in MATLAB).
After it, I applied ...
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How does MATLAB recover picture from magnitude spectrum alone?
This is the transformation I did.
The code fft2() the Lena picture than ifft2() it back to the original. Add some ...
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What is the effect of the natural logarithm in the frequency domain?
I have read that taking the natural logarithm of a signal $x$ in the time domain will introduce a spectral broadening and hence "up-sampling" process before the logarithm is required. I tried to test ...
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Vibration Acceleration Analysis with FFT and inverse FFT
I've been reading time series data off of an accelerometer, and converting it to one RMS acceleration in g. The sensor works in a range of 0-6.4 kHz approximately. Ideally i would like to restrict the ...
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Efficient computation of inverse FFT of real sequence using half sized FFT or inverse FFT
The inverse FFT of a folded real sequence yields a real symmetric sequence. Are there any ways to exploit this symmetry to perform a smaller complex FFT or complex inverse FFT?
Background: it's ...
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Signal reconstructed using IFFT: amplitude scale larger than input
I am trying to test reconstruction of signal from IFFT.
Below is the python program. I break the signal into overlapping windows and do FFT after multiplication with window function. Then I apply IFFT ...
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Bit-reversal equivalence on IFFT (radix-2 Cooley-Tukey)
From everything that I read on the internet, I understood that when performing FFT or IFFT, one should perform bit-reversal to obtain a result in natural order (Assuming input is also in natural order)...
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Inverse Fourier transform - porting from MATLAB to Python
I am porting a script from MATLAB to Python, but I am failing when it comes to the inverse Fourier transform.
The function in MATLAB (ifft) includes a 'symflag', which treats the data as conjugate ...
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How to perform 2D image rotation by FFT based image translation using matlab?
I am studying rotation using 3 translations as described in this scientific paper. According to the authors , it is possible to decompose a rotation into 3 shear translations which will be implemented ...
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Down sampling in the frequency domain
I would like to down sample a signal from it's original sampling rate of 2,000,000 samples per second to 48,000 (or 44100) starting from the output of an FFT. This FFT delivers 16384 data points (...
