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Impulse Response Measurement Toolbox
(col10519)
Authors:
Edgar Berdahl
,
Julius Smith
Institution:
CCRMA, Stanford University
Keywords:
frequency response measurement
,
Golay code
,
impulse response measurement
,
swept sine
,
system identification
Summary:
The Impulse Response Measurement Toolbox is a simple, convenient, and free open-source solution for measuring impulse responses, magnitude spectra, and phase spectra of single-input, single-output (SISO) linear systems. Two impulse-response measurement methods are explained and demonstrated. The Golay code measurement technique is particularly robust to additive ... weak nonlinearities.
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The Impulse Response Measurement Toolbox is a simple, convenient, and free open-source solution for measuring impulse responses, magnitude spectra, and phase spectra of single-input, single-output (SISO) linear systems. Two impulse-response measurement methods are explained and demonstrated. The Golay code measurement technique is particularly robust to additive white noise, while the swept sine measurement technique is robust to weak nonlinearities.
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Subject:
Science and Technology
Language:
English
Popularity:
69.06%
Revised:
2008-06-23
Revisions:
5
Impulse Response Measurement Using Golay Complementary Sequences
(m15947)
Authors:
Edgar Berdahl
,
Julius Smith
Keywords:
Golay
,
system identification
Summary:
A technique using Golay complementary sequences is introduced for measuring impulse responses. Compared to the swept-sine method, it is more robust to additive white noise. Free, open-source software is provided in Matlab (or Octave) and Pure Data (PD) for carrying out impulse-response measurements using the sound hardware found on a typical personal computer.
Subject:
Science and Technology
Language:
English
Popularity:
70.00%
Revised:
2009-09-13
Revisions:
10
Measuring Impulse Responses Using Golay Complementary Sequences and Swept Sinusoids
(m15946)
Authors:
Edgar Berdahl
,
Julius Smith
Keywords:
frequency response measurement
,
Golay complementary sequences
,
impulse response measurement
,
loudspeaker
,
swept sine
,
swept sinusoid
,
system identification
Summary:
Two impulse-response measurement methods are demonstrated, with source code provided in Matlab and Pure Data (PD). The measurement technique using Golay complementary sequences is particularly robust to additive white noise, while the swept sine measurement technique is robust to a weakly nonlinear motor exciting the linear system being measured.
Subject:
Science and Technology
Language:
English
Popularity:
61.27%
Revised:
2009-09-13
Revisions:
6
Monochord Assembly Instructions
(m15882)
Author:
Julius Smith
Keywords:
magnetic pickup
,
monochord
,
optical sensor
,
string physics
Summary:
This module describes assembly of the RealSimple monochord. The monochord consists of a steel guitar string, rigidly terminated and stretched to a variable tension. Both optical and magnetic pickups are used. Subsequent laboratory exercises are concerned with making elementary measurements and observations of monochord vibration and decay.
Subject:
Science and Technology
Language:
English
Popularity:
63.78%
Revised:
2008-03-26
Revisions:
New
Swept Sine Impulse Response Measurement
(m15945)
Authors:
Edgar Berdahl
,
Julius Smith
Keywords:
swept sine
,
system identification
Summary:
The swept sine measurement technique is used for measuring impulse responses. It has advantages when measuring weakly nonlinear systems in that the linear and nonlinear components can be separated to some extent. Free, open-source software is provided in Matlab (or Octave) and Pure Data (PD) for carrying out swept ... typical personal-computer.
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The swept sine measurement technique is used for measuring impulse responses. It has advantages when measuring weakly nonlinear systems in that the linear and nonlinear components can be separated to some extent. Free, open-source software is provided in Matlab (or Octave) and Pure Data (PD) for carrying out swept-sine impulse-response measurements using the sound hardware found on a typical personal-computer.
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Subject:
Science and Technology
Language:
English
Popularity:
88.30%
Revised:
2008-08-19
Revisions:
4
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