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I’m currently working on my undergraduate thesis, which is related to digital signal processing. The goal of my project is to create a program that can “listen” to piano recordings and convert what it ...
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I have absolutely no experience with this field but have been trying to analyze some audio files where someone broke into my house (long explanation follows but can be skipped; more included because ...
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I've been learning a bit about DSP recently and tried to build a working 16-QAM (or M-QAM) modem in GNU Radio, but haven't been successful. I think the issue might be high noise caused by some of the ...
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I'm trying to set up simultaneous RX and TX using the two front-ends on a USRP B210 using the UHD Python API. This resource recommends using separate threads for RX and TX, and this one says that UHD ...
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Consider a band limited function $f(x)$ in $L_2(\mathbb{R})$ with frequency support in $[-B,B]$ . For small delays $\delta$ it is straightforward to show that $f(x)$ and $f(x+\delta)$ are not ...
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This question asked for the solution of the following problem: Design an FIR equiripple halfband lowpass filter with unity gain at DC and with infinite attenuation at Nyquist. The Remez algorithm ...
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In an audio (or likely any data transfer context) processing scenario, at times it is necessary for an internal process which takes a fixed amount of data N to be wrapped by an external process which ...
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Thank you for your time and I'll apologize for probably not explaining this problem well enough, but here goes. I have 20000 hemispheres of antenna patterns for 1x1 degree pointing directions and I ...
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In this setup, I’m using a MATLAB filter with flat coefficients applied across n channels. The left and right channels are then mixed to form a stereo output, which should ideally contain only the ...
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I have a very annoying Problem (I am very much a noob when it comes to dsp so please bear with me): I have a periodic signal with an amplitude roughly one. However, at periodic intervals, the signal ...
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I need to analyse some spectra obtained using FT-IR (Fourier Transform Infrared) Spectroscopy. I am mainly interested in increase/decrease of a specific molecule after some sort of procedures. I am ...
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It is probably a basic question, but why isn't a Dirac pulse considered white noise ? To be fair, I intuitively wouldn't consider it as such, but the defining characteristic of white noise is that the ...
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If I'm trying to create a cross-synthesis/spectral morphing effect between two signals in real-time using an stft (similar to a plugin like Melda's MMorph or Zynaptic's Morph 3), what would be the ...
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Upsampling a spike [100 0 0 ...] with rfft - irfft gives quite different results for input lengths even or odd. Here's a plot for 100 and 101: Why the difference ? ...
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Specifically I'm unsure about a factor of 2 scale factor when converting the measured insertion loss to a double sided spectrum, necessary for the ifft. In the past I have always believed that ...
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