A signal is a time dependent, numerical representation of events in the physical world. In typical applications, the signal is in the form of a current or a voltage. For the signal to be useful, it must be modeled. Signal processing takes time dependent data, and manipulates it to create a mathematical model useful to practical problem solvers. Many techniques for signal processing exist, including Fourier Transforms, moving averages, filtering, and spectral analysis. Spectral analysis uses sampled data to reconstruct a given signal. Though conceptually simple, sampling is typically impractical for most applications due to the large quantity of data involved in the calculations. However, the fundamental concepts behind signal processing …show more content…
Fourier Series require an infinite number of frequencies, but the sampling frequency is subdivided into a finite number of frequency ranges to reduce calculations. One cosine and one sine function is needed to represent the signal for each subdivision of the sampling frequency. If the sampled data is represented by a vector, it can be written as a linear combination of two vectors, each composed of the appropriate sinusoidal entries. Let b m contain the cosine entries at frequency subdivision m, and c contain the sine entries at m subdivision m. Then, B=[b b] , C=[c c] , D=[B C] , and the columns 0m0m of D form a basis for the vector space V. It can be shown that the columns of D are, in fact, an orthogonal basis because the dot product of any two vectors in D is zero.
The signal s∈V , and s=BuCv . This can be rewritten as s=Dw where w=[u] . Given that the columns of D form an orthogonal basis, the weights can be
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[s⋅b ] [s⋅c ] calculated using the following relation: u = m , v = m . This discussion forms the foundation for the calculations in the following example. m m c⋅c bm⋅bm m m

EXAMPLE: SAMPLING AT 60 HZ
Take the following signal: s={1, 5, 9, 1, 2, 1} where s is sampled at at a rate of 60 Hz. Subdividing into 6 equal frequency ranges yields the following sinusoidal vectors:
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Frequency of the signal measures the number of cycle of the signal repeated in unit time.
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So, as you can see there are nine steps carried out in here. The first one is about taking our own voice signal and storing that in the database. So, this step is basically the most vital of all because we as human beings can distinguish and recognize each other’s voice. For ex. If four of us speak in a group we can easily distinguish who spoke first and who finished at the last. Now, for a computer to distinguish individual voice signals are not an easy task as everyone has their own frequency of speech. Therefore this analyzing of the voice signals is only possible by computing
In elecronic, broadcast, transportation, filters are used to select the desired signal, and deny or block unwanted signals. Or put in other words, they may be the only way we have to block.The doing so, we want to signal and other frequency or with a device, is frequency-selective - it behave different towards different frequencies. Such device is called a filter. (Bertrand, 2002)
A composite signal can be decomposed into individual sine waves called harmonies.Fourier analsis is done to decompose a signal.the decomposed signals have different amplitude,frequency and phase.A periodic signal has
Due to the time domain sampling effect, the discrete time channel impulse response is given by
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the base signal. In this case, the frequency has been reduced by half. In order to build a circuit timer
The spectral moments of order larger than two are referred to as HOS [44]. HOS “contain information not present in the power spectrum” [18], [20]. As an example, traditional signal processing techniques based on the first and second order statistics are appropriate for the signals which are coming from the Gaussian and minimum phase systems, but for non-Gaussian and non-linear processes such as EEG and ECoG signals, it has lost phase information. The bispectrum is a function of two independent frequencies, f_1 and f_2, which could take both positive and negative values. The bispectrum is usually used due to the finite length signals and high computation and has a magnitude and a phase. Moreover, the amplitude of the bispectrum in the bi-frequency (f_1,f_2) plane measures the amount of coupling among the spectral components at the frequencies f_1, f_2, and f_1+f_2 [20]. In real processes, discrete bispectrum has twelve symmetric regions in the bi-frequency plane [44], [45]. Therefore, we extract features only in the triangular region, which include all the information of the bispectrum and the bicoherence.
Firstly I will explain what is signal ,signal processing ,analogue viruses digital signal types of signal processing their advantages and disadvantages and their comparison .I-e which one is better …….why analog signal processing (ASP) is replaced with digital signal processing (DSP).
Nowadays, digital data is everywhere. In this digital Era, Signal processing plays an important role in making the life easy. The important theorems and technologies in Signal Processing are
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where is the frequency component, is the loading vector, a matrix with is also called the principal frequency component