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415 results about "Frequency axis" patented technology

Normalized frequency is frequency in units of cycles/sample or radians/sample commonly used as the frequency axis for the representation of digital signals. When the units are cycles/sample, the sampling rate is 1 (1 cycle per sample) and the unique digital signal in the first Nyquist zone resides from a sampling rate...

Empirical mode decomposition apparatus, method and article of manufacture for analyzing biological signals and performing curve fitting

A computer implemented physical signal analysis method includes four basic steps and the associated presentation techniques of the results. The first step is a computer implemented Empirical Mode Decomposition that extracts a collection of Intrinsic Mode Functions (IMF) from nonlinear, nonstationary physical signals. The decomposition is based on the direct extraction of the energy associated with various intrinsic time scales in the physical signal. Expressed in the IMF's, they have well-behaved Hilbert Transforms from which instantaneous frequencies can be calculated. The second step is the Hilbert Transform which produces a Hilbert Spectrum. Thus, the invention can localize any event on the time as well as the frequency axis. The decomposition can also be viewed as an expansion of the data in terms of the IMF's. Then, these IMF's, based on and derived from the data, can serve as the basis of that expansion. The local energy and the instantaneous frequency derived from the IMF's through the Hilbert transform give a full energy-frequency-time distribution of the data which is designated as the Hilbert Spectrum. The third step filters the physical signal by combining a subset of the IMFs. In the fourth step, a curve may be fitted to the filtered signal which may not have been possible with the original, unfiltered signal.
Owner:NASA

Millimeter wave band transmitter, millimeter wave band receiver and millimeter wave band communication apparatus carrying out radio communication in millimeter wave band region

A millimeter wave band communication apparatus includes a millimeter wave band transmitter receiving a plurality of input modulation signal waves to transmit a millimeter wave band multiplex signal wave, and a millimeter wave band receiver receiving the transmitted millimeter wave band multiplex signal wave to restore the plurality of input modulation signal waves. The millimeter wave band transmitter includes a frequency arranging circuit generating a multiplex signal wave having respective frequency bands of the plurality of input modulation signal waves arranged on the frequency axis independent of each other, a frequency up-converter up-converting the generated multiplex signal wave to the millimeter wave band, and a transmission circuit transmitting the millimeter wave band multiplex signal wave. The millimeter wave band receiver includes a reception circuit receiving the millimeter wave band multiplex signal wave, a frequency down-converter down-converting the millimeter wave band multiplex signal wave from the millimeter wave band, and a frequency rearranging circuit restoring the down-converted multiplex signal wave into the plurality of input modulation signal waves respectively having the former frequency bands.
Owner:SHARP KK
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