November 2010
Intermediate to advanced
288 pages
8h 34m
English
As discussed in Note 60, many DSP applications require the creation of the analytic-like signal that corresponds to some real-valued signal of interest. This note describes just one of several approaches that can be used to generate an analytic-like signal. For an overview of other possible approaches, refer to Note 60.
For a real-valued sequence, x[n], the corresponding analytic-like sequence, xa[n], can be formed as
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where
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and H{·} denotes the discrete Hilbert transform. ...
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