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Wideband signal analysis for electromagnetic transient waveforms

Authors: Tummala, Murali; Jeong, Soonho;

Wideband signal analysis for electromagnetic transient waveforms

Abstract

This report presents the bandpass inverse fast-Fourier transform (IFFT) filter bank and the multirate digital filter bank techniques to synthesize test point waveforms from the constituent aircraft test waveforms. The constituent waveforms are recorded by two separate measurement systems (High-Powered Pulse Waveform (HPW) in the time domain and Continuous Sweep Waveform (CSW) in the frequency domain) under two different aircraft orientations (parallel and perpendicular). Data from the two orientations are combined using the sinusoidal modeling algorithm (SMA). The tree-structured filter bank with power symmetric overlap method and the bandpass IFFT with spectral concatenation method are developed to further combine these waveforms with an overlapping frequency spectrum to produce the corresponding synthesized test point waveform.

Approved for public release; distribution unlimited.

Naval Air Warfare Center

N0042196WRR1561

Keywords

electromagnetic transients, waveform analysis and synthesis, multirate filter banks, fast Fourier transform

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