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[mathcad] Re: DSP method

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[mathcad] Re: DSP method
Author: Oakley, Philip SELEX UK    Posted: Tue, 17 Jan 2006 16:18:54 +0000

Nguyen

Did you realy mean ;)
"non-periodic data streams, does having a longer sampling length improve phase resolution"

If it is non periodic it won't have a phase anyway, only correlation intervals.... clearly an area riddled with inconsistent terminology and expectations....

You can have alias free sampling, at least theoretically [the method uses the fact that there are two infinities (countable & uncountable) which follow the rule: all infinities are equal but some are more equal than others]

Philip



From: Quang-Viet Nguyen "mailto:Quang-Viet.Nguyen"
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Subject: [mathcad] Re: DSP method


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At 10:09 AM 1/17/2006 +0000, you (Chris Whitford) wrote:
>The Nyquist frequency doesn't limit the accuracy of the phase measurement.
>This is determined more by the total length of the data, and how sharp the
>correlation is. You can interpolate to find the peak of the correlation,
>but this is only one sample from a distribution. If the same experiment
>were repeated multiple times, one would expect to find a scatter on this
>position. Depending on the quality of the data this scatter could more or
>less than the time step.

This is analogous to the use of a phase-sampled o-scope at limited
bandwidth to get higher accuracy phase-measurements on periodic signals by
averaging the signal. But it doesn't replace an o-scope with a higher
speed digitizer to capture a non-periodic (or single-shot transient) signal
- which will be Nyquist limited. If the data is periodic then longer
sample lengths permit a type of averaging which improves phase
resolution. For a cross-correlation on non-periodic data streams, does
having a longer sampling length improve phase resolution?

Quang-Viet Nguyen, Ph.D.

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