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Hello all ,
I came across (on the web) a gsm module that looked interesting, at least from a price-wise perspective. It is the m5200 from DIWEI - which I suspect to be a china based company. I am trying to find its data sheet not to mention the company website but so far nothing. Has anybody...
Hello all,
I have a question concerning the stability criteria of system/circuit that always bothered me.
Q:
A bode plot where the phase response toggles from 180 to -90 (or anything negative for that matter) while the gain response remains above 0dB is representative of an...
calibre syntax
Hello all,
I recently started using the calibre DRC verification tool. It works great and I like it. However, I can not seem to find an online source describing the syntax that is used in the *.cal rule files. I know it is fairly easy to read and reverse-engineer when you have...
cdsdoc starting viewer
Hello all (again),
I changed the LD_ASSUME_KERNEL in the cdsdoc file to the the value of my kernel and it still it doesn't work. I still get the message that libnsl.so.1 cannot be opened when I double-click on a particular help topic. I've been on this bug for a week now...
cdsdoc libstdc++-libc6.1-1.so.2
Hello,
Is there a particular command that tells you which is your kernel version?
Thanks
-Roger
Added after 2 minutes:
Ignore my previous question. I Just googled the answer.
-Roger
cdsdoc, problem to view
Hello all,
I recebtly installed IC610 on RHEL5. However when I try to access cdsdoc (or cdsbook) I get a message (I forgot the exact msg) telling me that libnsl.so.1 cannot be found or opened (even though it is on my system). The exact message had to do with the...
Hello
>So, I think the magic of studying the theory is try to fit it on given applications.
>Sometimes we are lead to find an unique answer to a question, when the answer
>is just: It depends on the application
You are quite rigth when you say it depends on the applications. Often, when we...
Hello Rajan,
Few questions for you.
>so no matter when u pass it through a FIR LP filter or HP etc.. its only the response from 0 to >Fs/2 that matters...
Is it because both the response of the digital filter and the digital’s signal frequency spectrum are periodical about a period of Fs; so...
Hello,
>The second doubt is about the antialiasing filter. Actually in theory it can be an
>analog filter, but what happens in practice is called multirating, the DSP have
>limitation in speed what require a careful choosing of the sampling frequency. In
>contrast the higher the sampling...
Hello,
I am quite new to the field of digital FIR filters (I always worked with the old-fashionned analog ones, but I digress).
There is an important aspect to FIR filters that eludes me:
A low pass digital FIR filter filters out all frequencies in the stopband (to the set attenuation)...
limitation of fir filter
Hello,
I am quite new to the field of digital FIR filters (I always worked with the old-fashionned analog ones, but I digress).
There is an important aspect to FIR filters that eludes me:
A low pass digital FIR filter filters out all frequencies in the stopband (to...
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