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If you have not yet taken a look at the program addendum you should check it out! Not only are there changes to sessions and speakers but also the General Lunch Session on Wednesday now has Tables Assigned for Research Interests. I’ve pasted the excerpt below so you can comment here on which table you […]
Hi my name is Charna Parkey, I am an EE-PhD student in my 3rd year at the University of Central Florida. I just realized that I began blogging to all of GHC without a proper introduction and that just will not do. Here are a few things details about me and why I love attending […]
Here is a list of the top 5 reasons I am excited about going to GHC this year. Why are you excited? 1. POKENS!!! You must have one, it is going to be the easiest method to keep in touch with all of your new contacts. 2. After reading the master schedule and creating my […]
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Results: Performance is quantified using the inverse of the SINAD. Known Input Spectrum:1500 tapsInput is filtered white noise, Butterworth 20th order wc cutoffJL -79 to -25 dBEO -62 to -35 dBPLH -90 to -39 dBFIR LMS -90 to -39 dB (best overall) 150 taps FIR LMS clearly better (same performance), others have -70 and > […]
Authors: Damián Marelli, Kaushik Mahata and Minyue Fu Year: November 2009 Idea: A compensation method which does not assume the input signal is bandlimited, however it has a stationary known power spectrum. (The spectrum power can also be estimated) Then compensation for timing mismatches are desiged in a statistically optimal sense. Method:Formulate the problem as […]
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