Questions tagged [polar]
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Angle Averaging
I am working on an 802.11a demod that works, for the most part, but has a bug that causes intermittent errors. I haven't finished characterizing it, but it appears that the problem is in my equalizer block.
802.11a is an OFDM signal, and each OFDM…
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Digital demodulator (SDR) for receiving legacy analog modulated wave
I understand that in SDR, after the ADC the signal processing is fundamentally based on I/Q modulated waves where any discrete value that can be transmitted corresponds to a symbol which is represented as amplitude and phase through I and Q…
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Interpolation formula for two dimensional signal reconstruction in the frequency domain from polar samples
In the book, Advanced Topics in Shannon Sampling and Interpolation Theory by Robert J. Marks II, one may find an interpolation formula for reconstructing a two dimensional signal from regular polar samples in the frequency domain:
Let $f(x,y)$ be…
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Covariance Matrix Polar to Cartesian
Let $R$ and $\Theta$ be zero mean independent Gaussian random variables with variances $\sigma_R^2$ and $\sigma_\Theta^2$ respectively. Hence their covariance matrix would be diagonal give by
$$C_{R,\Theta}=\begin{bmatrix}\sigma_R^2 & 0 \\ 0 &…
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Which parameters defines a polar plot?
I need to convert a polar plot into a short array of 3-5 values. This array should describe the polar plot as best as possible.
For example, I know that I can use the beamwidth which is also known as the half power. This is the angle between the…
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Find half-angle of complex exponential
Suppose we have a complex signal $\cos(2\theta) + j\sin(2\theta) = e^{j2\theta}$. Is there any way to find half-angle $\cos(\theta) + j\sin(\theta) = e^{j\theta}$ complex signal without going into polar form and preferably with no divisions?…
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Phase Correlation with Mask for Translation-Invariant Log-Polar Registration
At the moment, I have implemented a registration method utilizing the mask in the log-polar domain, which consists of the below steps:
Algorithm 1
Transfer Image, Template, and Mask into Log-Polar Domain
Apply the Normalized Cross-Correlation…
Mahdi
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Polar Fourier Transform and its similarity to the Z-Transform
The DFT is given by
$X_{\mathcal{F}}(k) = \sum_{n=0}^{N-1} x_n e^{-j 2 \pi k n / N}$
Knowing that complex numbers can also be represented using a polar form $A \angle\theta$, I was looking for a version of FFT that would output exactly that.
So I…
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Why not use a complex number in the exponent in the z-transform?
I am trying to comprehend how the z-transform has come to be similar but different from its continuous counterpart, namely the Laplace transform.
It seems to me that the most parallel and intuitive approach to the deduction of a generalized form of…
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Binary Polar vs 4-PAM Signalling
Why is binary polar signalling not feasible for a data rate of 2.0Mbps within a bandwidth not exceeding 1MHz?
Is it due to the fact that binary signalling can only transfer 1 bit of data per symbol thus, a 1MHz bandwidth would not be large enough…
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Addition of two signals in polar coordinates
There is quadrature detector which receive radio signal and return its amplitude and instantaneous phase after performing hilbert transformation and transferring the signal to zero frequency. The main purpose of this device is save information about…
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How to change the angle unit labels on polar plot in MATLAB?
I hope this is not off-topic. I'm wondering is there anyway to change the default angle unit label in MATLAB polar plot. The default angle label is from 0 to 360, at 30 increment. It goes like 0,30,60,... But I want to change it, say, from 0 to…
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