13 research outputs found
A FRACTIONAL DELAY FIR FILTER BASED ON LAGRANGE INTERPOLATION OF FARROW STRUCTURE
An efficient implementation technique for the Lagrange interpolation is derived. This formulation called the Farrow structure leads to a version of Lagrange interpolation that is well suited to time varying FD filtering. Lagrange interpolation is mostly used for fractional delay approximation as it can be used for increasing the sampling rate of signals and systems. Lagrange interpolation is one of the representatives for a class of polynomial interpolation techniques. The computational cost of this structure is reduced as the number of multiplications are minimised in the new structure when compared with the conventional structure
Digital Filters and Signal Processing
Digital filters, together with signal processing, are being employed in the new technologies and information systems, and are implemented in different areas and applications. Digital filters and signal processing are used with no costs and they can be adapted to different cases with great flexibility and reliability. This book presents advanced developments in digital filters and signal process methods covering different cases studies. They present the main essence of the subject, with the principal approaches to the most recent mathematical models that are being employed worldwide
Movements in Binaural Space: Issues in HRTF Interpolation and Reverberation, with applications to Computer Music
This thesis deals broadly with the topic of Binaural Audio. After reviewing the
literature, a reappraisal of the minimum-phase plus linear delay model for HRTF
representation and interpolation is offered. A rigorous analysis of threshold based
phase unwrapping is also performed. The results and conclusions drawn from these
analyses motivate the development of two novel methods for HRTF representation
and interpolation. Empirical data is used directly in a Phase Truncation method. A
Functional Model for phase is used in the second method based on the
psychoacoustical nature of Interaural Time Differences. Both methods are validated;
most significantly, both perform better than a minimum-phase method in subjective
testing.
The accurate, artefact-free dynamic source processing afforded by the above
methods is harnessed in a binaural reverberation model, based on an early reflection
image model and Feedback Delay Network diffuse field, with accurate interaural
coherence. In turn, these flexible environmental processing algorithms are used in
the development of a multi-channel binaural application, which allows the audition
of multi-channel setups in headphones. Both source and listener are dynamic in this
paradigm. A GUI is offered for intuitive use of the application.
HRTF processing is thus re-evaluated and updated after a review of accepted
practice. Novel solutions are presented and validated. Binaural reverberation is
recognised as a crucial tool for convincing artificial spatialisation, and is developed
on similar principles. Emphasis is placed on transparency of development practices,
with the aim of wider dissemination and uptake of binaural technology
Radar Technology
In this book “Radar Technology”, the chapters are divided into four main topic areas: Topic area 1: “Radar Systems” consists of chapters which treat whole radar systems, environment and target functional chain. Topic area 2: “Radar Applications” shows various applications of radar systems, including meteorological radars, ground penetrating radars and glaciology. Topic area 3: “Radar Functional Chain and Signal Processing” describes several aspects of the radar signal processing. From parameter extraction, target detection over tracking and classification technologies. Topic area 4: “Radar Subsystems and Components” consists of design technology of radar subsystem components like antenna design or waveform design
Proceedings of the 7th Sound and Music Computing Conference
Proceedings of the SMC2010 - 7th Sound and Music Computing Conference, July 21st - July 24th 2010