Computer Science, asked by mahjabeen2001, 6 months ago

Write
a program that will take a
128 element
vector known to contain cos (wot +6) for arbitrary
teeta and 0.5 <wol 1.5. The values of 't' go from
 - \pi
to
\pi


You have to extract the digital spectrum of the
signal, find the two peaks at
 +  or - w0
and estimate
w0
and teeta


Suppose the data given above has added
"White Gaussian noise". This can be generated
by randn() in python. The extent of the noise
in amplitude (i.e., 0.1* randon (N), where
'N' is the number of samples). Repeat the
problem and find
w0
and teeta
NB:
1.Take
128 samples between [
 - \pi
,
\pi
]

2.Applying a Hamming Window help determining
the peaks more accurately.
wnd=ffshift (0.54+0.46* cos(2* pi*n (128))
3.Estimate
w0
and teeta using
а weighted average as given below.​

Answers

Answered by dhruv8257
0

Answer:

It's so big sorry brother

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