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I'm trying to simulate a transmission chain in GNU radio and send an audiofile, my output file has very loud pure noise but the original audio can be heard underneath. Looking at the output wave shows ...
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I have a chemometrics project where I need to put Raman Spectroscopy data files into a Multivariate Curve Resolution model. I have been given .CNF files which came off the instrument, converted into ....
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I'm trying to calculate the autocorrelation time for a time series generated from molecular-dynamics trajectory frames. I used several methods to estimate the autocorrelation time because I need it to ...
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I'm trying to make a digital audio synthesizer from scratch in C++ using a combination of resources. I'm using functions from raylib to play a raw audio stream. Here's the code: #include <iostream&...
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I’m working on decoding the bidirectional DShot (bidir DShot) telemetry signal from an ESC. I’ve read the article DSHOT - the missing Handbook, which explains that the ESC sends back a 21-bit ...
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I am trying to detect the beginning of a quasi-steady regime in time series data representing drag (Fx) and lift (Fy) forces after an initial transient. Initially, I used a slope-based method, but it ...
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Recently, I have been trying to take the raw output from the Infineon BGT60TR13C mmWave radar on the CY8KIT-062S2-AI board and process it into a Range Doppler Map using the onboard CPU. One issue that ...
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I’m building an open-source audio spectrum analyzer for loudspeaker manufacturing. The “killer feature” is using a logarithmic sweep as the excitation signal, and analyzing the response as the sweep ...
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In this assignment I created the basic rect signal a[n] such that over the domain [-1000, 1000] it's 1 only at |n|<100, meaning it's an array (complex one with zero in the imaginary part) that ...
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I am trying to create a function which receives the transversal profile of a beam and outputs the transversal profile propagated by some distance. To exemplify the task, here is the profile of a ...
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I'm new to sympy and python, I should have used R but wanted to try some AI generated code. This seems to work ok for other test polynomials but this eventually generates some symbolic results but ...
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Aim I am trying to generate random signals with the following two properties: The values should be approximately log-normally distributed (any long-tailed distribution bounded form below with non-...
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I'm writing a script for a certain signal processing application in MATLAB and have to multiply with the Hann window. Here's my code snippet: Fpoints = 1e9; d = 1e-7; t = 0:1/Fpoints:d; w1 = hann(...
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I'm testing the Costas Loop block in GnuRadio (version 3.8.x) using a simple sine wave signal. The Costas loop is expected to lock the phase to a known value (ideally 0 for a perfect signal), but the ...
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I calculated the transfer function of a system in Frequency Domain by division of Y and X. Since I only deal with exponential sweep sines (ESS) as excitation, I want to reproduce the transfer function ...
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Based on this paper Adjustable quadratic filters for image enhancement, Reinhard Bernstein, Michael Moore and Sanjit Mitra, 1997, I am trying to reproduce the image enhancement results. I followed the ...
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I have written a python script to compute DFT of a simple sin wave having frequency 3. I have taken the following consideration for taking sample of the sin wave sin function for test = sin( 2 * pi * ...
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I have wrote a general python code in Sage-math to find out the Fourier transform of the addition of two different frequency cosine wave in order to plot the frequency domain in a graph. The function :...
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I'm currently trying to implement the following algorithm for image super resolution https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/56062 (doi:10.1109/29.56062) (there is a paywall but it's available on scihub) ...
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I have to process the images I acquire with the microscope with a vertical binning, to obtain the distances between the dark/bright regions. Images are like this: I defined a threshold function that ...
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I'm converting a continuous-time dynamical system to discrete time using the function cont2discrete from Scipy's signal processing library. dt = 0.1 num, den, dt = scipy.signal.cont2discrete(([1], [5, ...
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I am adding bilinear filtering to my C++ rendering software. To validate that it works I am trying to downscale a test image. This is the 1024x1024 test image: When I perform point sampling resizing ...
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This is from an assignment in signal processing in Python. It's all done in Python (through Google Colab) with the libraries cmath, numpy, and matplotlib alone. Signal a is a window signal, and I ...
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I'm trying to figure out how to window two different frequency sine waves in such a way that their convolution produces a 0 signal. I have code that works for sine waves with integer periods: T = 1000 ...
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I'm trying to get sound from the microphone, process the sound with some function and then output the processed sound to the speakers. I need to be able to process buffers of 1024 samples. but for now ...
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The title says almost everything. Does (Cortex-M33) RP2350 rasberry-pi-pico 2 utilizes any SIMD-instructions (at all) via DSP during arm_dot_prod_f32 or does it simply loop-unrolls? I know for certain ...
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I am analyzing experimental data where resistance Rxx is measured as a function of an angle Phi, which ranges from 0 to 360 degrees in steps of 2 degrees. The dataset consists of two columns: Phi (...
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I am working on a project where I need to perform Fourier Transform on synthetic periodic data using both NumPy and TensorFlow. However, I am encountering a discrepancy between the FFT outputs of ...
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Good afternoon. I want to write a code to output experimental frequency response for system identification. For verification I use the modeled sinusoid and the response of the modeled system. To ...
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I am manually compute the inverse FFT using the NumPy FFT components by the below code, to compare the rebuild signal with the original signal (sin function). As shown in the results, the error (...
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I’m trying to replicate Rekordbox’s 3-band waveform display (low, mid, high frequencies as solid, color-coded shapes) in JavaScript using canvas. I’ve already created a Python script that extracts ...
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How can I get the same random results in IT++ and Matlab? For example, the default random generator algorithm in Matlab is "twister" which is "Mersenne Twister" with the keyword ...
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I'm learning on signal process and I'm trying to simulate a First-order low-pass filter as the equation below: (1+ω)y[n]=x[n]+ωy[n-1] where y[n] denotes the output and x[n] denotes input. So I try to ...
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I'd like to use GNU Octave for signal processing; one channel would be the audio, the other would be a sync signal input. This is the default recorder object in Octave: BitsPerSample = 8 ...
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I have written a code that forms the image of an input image at some distance z. All the parameters I have used (pixel size, no. of pixels, z, etc.) are mentioned later in the question. The objective ...
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I am trying to use stm32f411 and libopencm3 with CMSIS DSP lib to identify sine wave generated by a function signal generator but without sucess, I just cant compreend what I am doing wrong, i know ...
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I tried to obtain the coefficients of B-spline matrix using the following code: function C_matrix = calculateBsplineCoefficientMatrix(s) % Number of input samples N = length(s); % Construct Alpha ...
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I have implemented TDMA using a network of wireless nodes in OMNet++. I tried to change the channel Number in the .ini file. **.radio.typename = "Ieee80211UnitDiskRadio" *.node[0].wlan.radio....
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I’m trying to implement an MP3-like compression algorithm for audio and have followed the general steps, but I’m encountering a few issues with the quantization step. Here's the overall process I'm ...
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I am writing some DSP code that performs wavefolding distortion on an input signal. This code applies amplitude gain (multiplies input by a gain value) then wave folds the input such that the final ...
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Currently the SciPy's scipy.signal.correlate function supports computing the cross-correlation between two 1D arrays. However, there is no direct support for axis-wise cross-correlation between two 2D ...
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i'm trying to implement a block that process chunks of 512 bytes and return chunks of 480 bytes. At first i'm trying to work with 512 input/512 output instead to grasp the in/out mechanism of GNUradio....
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I want to get the phase shift of two signals via the correlation function. In general I set up a sine with frequency f0 and a 2nd sine (with noise) and a given phase phase_deg. I correlate both ...
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I have this data set which is recorded from 50 children with FMCW radar to detect their heart rate and respiration rate. I am using this data set and I want to just calculate the range FFT and after ...
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Given an image such as below, I want to blur it such that none of the original black pixels change in value. The blur should have a nice S curve fade-off to white. If I apply a 15px gaussian blur to ...
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I'm using fir2 function (and then filter with basic settings filter(fir2,1,audio) ) to filter audio files to specific values in each spectrum band. I have two sets of dB values: the original spectrum ...
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I am writing down a code that first apply Butterworth (low pass filter) to a earthquake time history and then create the one sided fourier amplitude of the filtered motion and multiply it with a ...
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I’m working on a Raspberry Pi project where I’ve transitioned from using an I2C-based HiFi DAC HAT (PCM5122) to an SPI-based DAC (Boost 8568). My goal is to output analog signals from processed EEG ...
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I am trying to create an FIR and associated waveform for a transfer function that is the magnitude difference between the two impulses responses. I have recorded both IR's but am struggling with ...
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I have some problems to read reftek130 files on python 3.13.0 & windows 11 with obspy. Although it has to work before reinstalling windows 11 & VS code & Python. I did not understand the ...
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