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Digital Signal Processing
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BB Automacao works also in the area of digital signal processing in order to improve the reliability and measuring accuracy of measuring and testing systems. It develops digital signal processing methods and algorithms for its partners. The research and development works are focused on:
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A self-calibrated measuring method is based on a self-calibration with the use of internal reference elements and quantities. After the self-calibration the measuring errors are automatically corrected by digital signal processing algorithms, so that the measuring accuracy of the resulted measuring system can be improved in comparison with that of the original measuring system. For measuring systems with a linear input-output relation, two reference elements are used for the self-calibration. The measuring result is determined by a linear interpolation using the measuring and reference data of the self-calibration. For measuring systems with a nonlinear input-output relation, the self-calibration needs three reference elements. The measuring result is determined by a quadratic interpolation. The measuring errors are compensated by the interpolation. Therefore, the measuring accuracy of a self-calibrated measuring system depends only on the tolerance of the reference elements, normally better than 0.1%. Different methods e.g. analog and digital filter, averaging, smoothing and lock-in amplifier are used for noise reduction in order to improve the signal noise ratio of a measuring system. These methods, however, are only suitable for the reduction of noise, the spectrum of which is different from the signal spectrum. The problem is the reduction of noise parts, whose spectrum superimposes with the signal spectrum. This problem can be solved by using a frequency selective-adaptive filtering. |
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| In the frequency selective-adaptive filtering the signal frequence components are determined by means of an autocorrelation function and a Fourier-analysis. The noise parts are then filtered in the frequence domain by a spectral analysis. The output signal is resulted from a signal reconstruction by means of a Fourier-series. Therefore, uncorrelated noise parts are reduced by the adaptive filtering without deforming the signal under investigation. |
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