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2014
So far, we have mostly examined the response of dynamic systems to relatively simple inputs: impulses, steps, and ramps. While we have used Matlab ® to calculate the response of systems to more complex inputs numerically, there are also analytical methods that can be used to identify the response of systems to inputs of a general form.
Matthew A. Davies, Tony L. Schmitz
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So far, we have mostly examined the response of dynamic systems to relatively simple inputs: impulses, steps, and ramps. While we have used Matlab ® to calculate the response of systems to more complex inputs numerically, there are also analytical methods that can be used to identify the response of systems to inputs of a general form.
Matthew A. Davies, Tony L. Schmitz
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Frequency-Domain Circuit Analysis
1999The sections in this article are 1 Frequency-Domain Circuit Equations 2 State Equations 3 Network Functions 4 Two-Sided Laplace and Fourier Transforms in Circuit Analysis 5 Applications of Frequency-Domain ...
BIEY, MARIO, MAIO I.
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2003
The results discussed in chapter 3 reveal the existence of trends in the data. The results from trend tests, however, suggest that this variability is more likely to be non-monotonic in nature; i.e. periodic or cyclic. Spectral analysis in the frequency domain is suitable for analyzing cyclic behavior in time series. The basic idea of spectral analysis
A. Ramachandra Rao +2 more
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The results discussed in chapter 3 reveal the existence of trends in the data. The results from trend tests, however, suggest that this variability is more likely to be non-monotonic in nature; i.e. periodic or cyclic. Spectral analysis in the frequency domain is suitable for analyzing cyclic behavior in time series. The basic idea of spectral analysis
A. Ramachandra Rao +2 more
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Abstract This chapter reviews the essentials of the harmonic analysis of fractional processes in the frequency domain. Section 1 briefly sets out the theory of harmonic analysis and defines concepts such as transfer function and spectral density. Section 2 shows how this theory applies to the fractional model. Section 3 considers partial
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Analysis and Synthesis in the Frequency Domain
1997This chapter begins with a brief discussion of the Nyquist stability criterion and recalling the important concepts of gain and phase margins. Next, the feedback specification for single-input single-output system is discussed, together with various representations of the unstructured uncertainty, robust performance, and robust stability.
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1993
Signal averaging is a gated summation of high temporal resolution surface ECG signals from several hundred beats, resulting in a high signal-to-noise ratio1. The technique has been used to study low voltage potentials at the end of the QRS complex2–12. These studies revealed high frequency low-amplitude signal in the terminal segment of the QRS complex
Josef Machac, J. Anthony Gomes
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Signal averaging is a gated summation of high temporal resolution surface ECG signals from several hundred beats, resulting in a high signal-to-noise ratio1. The technique has been used to study low voltage potentials at the end of the QRS complex2–12. These studies revealed high frequency low-amplitude signal in the terminal segment of the QRS complex
Josef Machac, J. Anthony Gomes
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Time series analysis in the frequency domain
IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing, 1999This correspondence presents a parametric frequency domain identification algorithm for autoregressive moving average (ARMA) processes that does not suffer from spectral leakage errors. It is based on an extended transfer function model that takes into account the begin and end effect of the finite data record.
Rik Pintelon, Johan Schoukens
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1983
By frequency-domain analysis one generally means an analysis of systems based on representing input and output as linear combinations of sinusoidal functions. Such an analysis is most useful for studying the steady-state behavior of linear and time-invariant systems.
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By frequency-domain analysis one generally means an analysis of systems based on representing input and output as linear combinations of sinusoidal functions. Such an analysis is most useful for studying the steady-state behavior of linear and time-invariant systems.
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Psychoacoustic audio analysis in frequency domain.
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2010When evaluating the loudness sensation of an acoustical signal, the concept of energy summation in terms of the frequency components of the signal must be reformulated. There are 2 standardized methods for the calculation of the loudness of a signal.
Osses, Alejandro +2 more
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Frequency domain discriminant analysis of the electroencephalogram
Psychophysiology, 1997AbstractA frequency domain generalization of the classical quadratic discriminant function was applied to the problem of classifying alpha‐band multichannel electroencephalogram recordings in three task conditions. The data consisted of 41‐channel recordings obtained in eyes closed, verbal, and spatial task conditions.
J C, Lind +3 more
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