Dynamic characteristics of Interpolated-DFT-based frequency estimation method with Generalized Maximum Sidelobes Decay Windows

Borkowski, Józef; Matusiak, Adam

doi:10.1109/eeeic.2019.8783671

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“…The interpolated discrete Fourier transform method, which uses the fast Fourier transform for parameter estimation by discrete spectral analysis, can effectively solve the spectral leakage problem in some situations [ 16 , 17 ]. Interpolation of spectral lines by adding complementary zeros (zero-filling) after the effective signal in the time domain can make the spectral lines denser and avoid the limitation of frequency resolution, successfully reducing the fence effect to a certain extent.…”

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High-Precision ADC Spectrum Testing under Non-Coherent Sampling Conditions

Peng

Li²,

Zhang³

et al. 2022

Sensors

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Realizing coherent sampling is one of the major bottlenecks in high-precision ADC spectrum testing. In spectrum analysis, if coherent sampling is not implemented, spectral leakage will result, which in turn leads to inaccurate test results. In this paper, a combined four-parameter sine-curve-fitting algorithm is proposed incorporating non-coherent sampling, with the amplitude, initial phase, and frequency parameters of the sine wave being obtained by fitting. The corresponding coherent sine wave is then calculated and replaced according to the obtained sine wave to reconstruct the new test data, eliminating the requirement of coherent sampling. Numerous simulations demonstrated the functionality and robustness of the algorithm, which was then used to process and analyze the measured data of two commercial high-precision ADCs. The results show that our algorithm can achieve accurate testing of ADC parameters under relaxed test conditions, which verifies the effectiveness and superiority of the scheme.

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