Presentation 2002/4/18
A Design of Harmonics Extraction Digital Filter with Optimality to Amplitude / Pitch fluctuations
Kazushige KATSUMURA, Kazuki NISHI,
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Abstract(in English) A design of digital filters for separating a quasi-periodic signal from the noise-corrupted observation is presented. It is derived from digitization of the Kalman filter equation based on a quasi-periodic signal model involving Brownian amplitude/phase fluctuations, It will be shown that the obtained transfer function has not only a comb structure for extracting each harmonic component but also a notch structure for suppressing interference between harmonics components. The validity of the proposed filter is confirmed through some numerical experiments using the synthesized quasi-periodic signals.
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Keyword(in English) amplitude fluctuation / pitch fluctuation / Brownian motion process / quasi-periodic signal / comb filter / Kalman filter / notch filter
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Title (in English) A Design of Harmonics Extraction Digital Filter with Optimality to Amplitude / Pitch fluctuations
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Keyword(1) amplitude fluctuation
Keyword(2) pitch fluctuation
Keyword(3) Brownian motion process
Keyword(4) quasi-periodic signal
Keyword(5) comb filter
Keyword(6) Kalman filter
Keyword(7) notch filter
1st Author's Name Kazushige KATSUMURA
1st Author's Affiliation University of Electro-Communications, Department of Communications and Systems Engineering()
2nd Author's Name Kazuki NISHI
2nd Author's Affiliation University of Electro-Communications, Department of Communications and Systems Engineering
Date 2002/4/18
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Volume (vol) vol.102
Number (no) 34
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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