Zero phase filter design method based on EMD (Empirical Mode Decomposition)
A filter design, zero-phase technology, used in instruments, calculations, computer parts, etc., can solve problems such as abnormality and imperfect judgment conditions
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[0066] figure 2 is a non-stationary signal X(t), image 3 Yes figure 2 Spectrum diagram, the frequency range of filtering is now required: 85K~185KHz, f n =85Hz, f N =185Hz, such as Figure 4 , 5 As shown, through the above steps, zero-phase filtering is realized.
[0067] The first step: determine the frequency resolution of the used EMD, according to the method of the present invention, determine the used EMD is 0.85.
[0068] Take x(t)=X(t), f n =85Hz,f N =185Hz, since 185×0.85>85, take f=185Hz.
[0069] Take the maximum magnitude value A max ( Figure 4 2), the minimum amplitude value A min ( Figure 4 in -2).
[0070] The second step: use step 2 to construct the filtered harmonic signal: y(t)=20×cos(2π×185×t).
[0071] third step:
[0072] (1) Construct h(t)=x(t)+y(t).
[0073] (2) Use EMD to decompose h(t) to obtain IMF1 and the remaining amount r(t).
[0074] (3)k(t)=IMF1-y(t)
[0075] (4) take j i (t)=k(t), since
[0076] f N ×0.85 i =185×0.85 i ...
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