Re: Detection of signal

Andor wrote:
Ron N. wrote:
...
If you are looking at mostly DC pulses as opposed to frequency
bursts,

DC pulses?

Direct Current (as opposed to AC / Alternating Current). I meant
the kind of signal where most of the energy shows up in the bin 0
of an FFT spanning the pulse. As opposed to an AC tone burst,
where much/most of the energy would end up in some higher bin.

What are the more proper terms for these different types of signals?


IMHO. YMMV.
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