Lecture 1 Flashcards

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What is quantised boxcar

A

quantised but not sampled continous

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2
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What is sampled data

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sampled but not quantised

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3
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What is the 3rd step of A2D conversion after sampling and quantising?

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Coding- putting into binary

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4
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Formula for quantisation width

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(xmax - xmin)/(no. levels -1)

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5
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For Ensemble recording what is the best amount of recordings needed?

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many

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6
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What is Ensemble recording

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At each point work out the average from many trials

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7
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Why is Median recording better than Ensemble recording?

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It can deal with a smaller amount of samples as high noise samples wont throw it off

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8
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How many trials do you need for moving average filtering

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only one

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9
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What is moving averaging filtering?

A

find average of points near eachother

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10
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What do you need to be careful with with moving average filtering?

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length will change so need to pad with zeros at end

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11
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What kind of filter does moving average act like?

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low pass

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12
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In a moving average filter what is the comprise between order and distortion?

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As order increases passband gets smaller (removes more of the noise) but also increases distortion (as removes part of the signal also)

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13
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opposite of periodic

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aperiodic

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14
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What does a finite total energy signal mean for power?

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zero power

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15
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What does finite average power mean for energy?

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infinite

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16
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Power=

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energy/time

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17
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Reasons for incorrect sampling [3]

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hardware problems
Cant sample that first
noise might cause highest frequency

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18
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How to fix incorrect sampling [2]

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Use a really high frequency
low pass in time domain before converting to frequency domain

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19
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Difference between DFT and DTFT

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DTFT has an infinite sum, frequency is continuous - DFT everything is discrete

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20
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DFT symmetric?

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magitude is symmetric around fs/2 and phase is anti symmetric

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21
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With DFT what needs to be thought about in terms of sample size

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big enough to carry a full cycle to get proper results.

22
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What is the picket fence effect?

A

If you want to know the value of X(m) that is between discrete values

23
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How do you solve picket fence effect?

A

Zero padding to increase the display of DFT

24
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When picking a cycle to do DFT what causes spectral leaking

A

the truncation if the signal doesn’t start and end at the same place- (as we are assuming its periodic but it doesn’t need to be)

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How do you solve spectral leaking?
Windowing
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Why the z transform?
can verify stability
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What is the region of convergence?
area where z transform is defined and it also has an impact on BIBO stability
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What is delay in z transform
z^-n (where n is delay)
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What is spectral filtering?
Keeping the components of the frequency that you want and removing undesired frequencies
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an ideal filter can do what?
pass signal components without any distortion
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When you are far from a pole zero pair what will h(w) do?
stay close to 1
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To emphasise signal components what do you need to do?
What poles very close to unit circle in this range
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To attenuate signal components what do you need to do?
Place zeros close to unit circle (notch filter)
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What is an IRR filter?
has current inputs, past inputs and past outputs
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What is a FIR filter?
current and past inputs only
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Which of IRR and FIR structure diagram have feedback
IRR
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Which of FIR and IRR only have zeros and therefore is always stable
FIR
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Out of FIR and IRR which one has finite impulse response
FIR
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Why do you sometimes filter in the time domain not the frequency domain?
Less computational time needed
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How can you make a sum filter better?
Using more than one in a cascade
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Why would you transport from analogue rather then straight to digital?
techniques highly advances, extensive tables
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In Butterworth what is omega c
cut off frequency i.e. frequency at -3db
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What is the window method
Truncate by N+1 then shift N/2 to keep causality
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What is the Gibbs phenomenon?
oscillatory behaviour caused by noise from using a rectangular window in FIR filtering
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what can Increasing N of FIR not decrease
ripple peak
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What can increasing N of FIR do?
sharpen transistion
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Which window has best transition
Hamming
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Which window has best ripple decrease
Blackman
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What is wc normally
wp+ws /2
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with SNR is higher or lower better
higher is better
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What is the fast Fourier Transform?
Same method but tried to reduce complexity so its quicker