On Application of the Fourier Transform Band Pass Filtering Technique

Popiński, Waldemar

doi:10.2478/v10018-009-0026-3

Abstract

In this work theoretical aspects of the Fourier Transform Band Pass Filter (FTBPF) technique are investigated which show that such a procedure is applicable to extraction of irregular monochromatic oscillations with time-varying amplitudes from the analyzed signal data. Considerations concerning the boundary effects occurring in numerical implementation of the FTBPF are included which indicate that the filter transfer function smoothness influences boundary effects magnitude. The possibility of using the studied filtration technique for recognition of elliptical oscillation polarization is envisaged and an estimate of oscillation polarization classification error is derived.

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