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For effective demodulation of signal from amplitude modulated wave, is there a ratio to be maintained between carrier and signal frequency?. For eg: if carrier is say 10KHz, what can be the maximum signal frequency that will ensure perfect demodulation at the other end? can it be 1KHz?
I am looking for coefficients (floating point) for 5th degree chebyshev sine/cosine function. Could any body help me with this. Purpose is to implement custom trig function in a microcontroller
Hi FvM
I tried in matlab with partial success. Few more inches to get to the target. I modeled the entire system using ADC quantizer and the outputs(int16) were connected to the algorithm (mimics the actual behavior). In my model i scaled the int16 of sine and cosine to (+/-1 V level) and...
Hi FvM
Referring to AN3943, if I could scale my inputs in the range -1 to +1, then Q15 format would be ideal. Now the real question is to fix the Q format for multiplier, accumulator/controller, and trig functions. I decided to go for CORDIC due to ease and precision. The difficulty is that I...
if it saturates at after 3.14 then the algorithm fails to converge for velocity inputs. The instantaneous value of sine/cosine generator must match with the input quadrature signal rate in order to provide error free output.
Hi FvM
I tried 7th order polynomial approx for sine/cosine and it works very well in simulation (floating point). The only problem is that input range to taylor cannot exceed the range -pi to +pi. In the ATO implementation, P+I stage accumulates beyond 3.14 , when simulating for velocity. How...
Can you guide me further. How to choose the Q point for PI controller , Integrator and particularly sine/cosine generator?
Can I use taylor series to implement sine/cosine ( as it is valid for 4 quadrants)?
I have task of decoding the position signal from resolver/encoder quadrature outputs. I have used angle tracking observer algorithm method to decode the angle theta in matlab. I want to convert it to fixed point from first principles( not using matlab fixed point advisor) for FPGA...
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