Re: question about integration of spectrum
- From: "yevgenit" <yevgeni_tunik@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 28 Sep 2008 14:21:05 -0500
hi all,
i want to get a integral spectrum, i have two choices:
1:do integration to time domain then do fft to get the spectrum
2:do integration to fft spectrum directly
Integration in time domain, which is implemented in my project, has a few
non-evident (but resolved) issues: DC reject before and after integration,
overflow and quantization, etc.
i do not know which is better, can anyone give me some advices.
and if we do integration to a spectrum ( multiply 1/(j*w) ), how can we
deal with 0 Hz?
The integrator has infinity gain at DC. Thus, DC must be filtered out
before the integration. Moreover, DC must be filtered out also after the
integration.
.
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