Method and system for improving Gaussian signal analysis accuracy
A signal analysis and accuracy technology, applied in the field of signal processing, which can solve the problems of the number of iterations error, reduce the difficulty of analysis, and difficult to establish the linear relationship of the system.
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[0095] Such as Figure 8 As shown, the Fe-55 X-ray energy spectrum obtained in the actual experiment is a Gaussian signal. In order to facilitate its further analysis and calculation, the present invention can be used to deconvolve it (K=50,20,10) as Shock signal.
[0096] First, the original signal is input into the preprocessing module, and the S-K digital filter (k=20, a=1.05) is used to filter and denoise it, and then the signal is further processed by the deconvolution module, specifically, When the signal is input into the deconvolution module, it will first be processed by the forward R-C inverse transform unit and the reverse R-C inverse transform unit, and then processed by the difference unit and the absolute value unit in turn; after three times of deconvolution After the processing of the product module, such as Figure 8 As shown, the original signal can be transformed into a shock signal (the shock signal is located above the peak of the Gaussian-like signal). ...
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[0098] Such as Figure 9 As shown, the Fe-55 X-ray energy spectrum obtained in the actual experiment is a Gaussian signal. In order to facilitate its further analysis and calculation, the present invention can be used to deconvolve it (K=20,10,10) as Shock signal.
[0099] First, the original signal is input into the preprocessing module, and the S-K digital filter (k=20, a=1.05) is used to filter and denoise it, and then the signal is further processed by the deconvolution module, specifically, When the signal is input into the deconvolution module, it will first be processed by the forward R-C inverse transform unit and the reverse R-C inverse transform unit, and then processed by the difference unit and the absolute value unit in turn; after three times of deconvolution After the processing of the product module, such as Figure 9 As shown, the original signal can be transformed into a shock signal (the shock signal is located above the peak of the Gaussian-like signal). ...
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