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Reconstruction of Repetitive Signals

Jan H. van Bemmel, Bob J.A. Schijvenaars, Jan A. Kors

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Abstract

A technique is presented for the reconstruction of signals that suffered sampling-frequency decimation. Two assumptions are made: the original signal has to be repetitive, and no anti-aliasing filter has been used before frequency decimation. The performance of the technique is assessed by using test signals of which the original signal is known.

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A technique is presented for the reconstruction of signals that suffered sampling-frequency decimation. Two assumptions are made: the original signal has to be repetitive, and no anti-aliasing filter has been used before frequency decimation. The performance of the technique is assessed by using test signals of which the original signal is known.

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A technique is presented for the reconstruction of signals that suffered sampling-frequency decimation. Two assumptions are made: the original signal has to be repetitive, and no anti-aliasing filter has been used before frequency decimation. The performance of the technique is assessed by using test signals of which the original signal is known.

Key concepts: Decimation, Aliasing, SIGNAL (programming language), Sampling (signal processing), Signal reconstruction, Reconstruction filter, Filter (signal processing), Computer science

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