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Suppose we had a system which introduced harmonics to the output.For a input of $H(s)$ the output could be written as $a_{1}H(s)+\sum_{n=2}a_{n}H(ns)$(open loop again). If we had a unity negative ...
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Consider the following approach for de-rating proportional feedback gains to account for a measurement delay by controlling a future-projected response: In practice, I've found this works pretty well ...
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I have a combination of a feedback control loop and feedforward compensation where $\tilde{E}$ represents a fluctuation of the system input (namely a input voltage of a dc-dc converter) which is ...
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I'm reading Richard Hamming's book, The Art of Doing Science and Engineering, and in the chapter Digital Filters IV he says "These recursive filters are often called 'infinite impulse response ...
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I have an FMCW radar I am working on where I am also attempting to remove a specific target from the received signal (before it is sampled by the ADC). To do so, during each FMCW sweep, I am ...
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(Context provided here, question summarized at the end.) Suppose I have an open-loop transfer function with two coincident left half plane poles like $$ H(j\omega)=\frac{-H_0}{(1+j\omega RC)^2} $$ ...
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I am trying to make a feedback howling detection program for an audio DSP chip I made a very crude one by counting zero crossings, doing something like this: ...
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I am trying to think of a way in which the base station (BS) can send say 100 bits of feedback to devices in my cell. My confusion is what is a good way to send this feedback bits. This is during the ...
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How do I reduce a block diagram with just a line as a feedback loop, I dont get how it adds K to the denominator. The bottom equation is supposed to be the answer.
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Pointing a microphone to a connected loudspeaker creates a feedback path and usually results in acoustic resonance, which manifests in a sustained oscillation: https://youtu.be/_XTtjZ8aZbc. A similar ...
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Can feedback stabilize a unstable system?I guess so since we may get rid of any poles in the positive complex plane by feedback but I am not sure.
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In technical terms, feedback occurs when the gain in the signal loop reaches "unity" (0dB gain). How to Eliminate Feedback Peak-to-peak amplitude (abbreviated p–p) is the change between ...
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I've implemented Miller Puckette's time-domain pitch shifting algorithm (http://msp.ucsd.edu/techniques/v0.11/book-html/node125.html) in PureData's help files in C++ (my code here: https://github.com/...
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I have been reading about dialup modems, but one thing I cannot seem to find out about is how implementers determined optimal transmit power/volume. Is this part of the echo cancelation framework? The ...
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Furthermore, how can you see from the pole/zero plot if the system has feed forward/feedback elements?
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