Bandlimited threshold detector: Revision history

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• curprev 08:4008:40, 22 August 2022‎ Muaddib talk contribs‎ 14,629 bytes +14,629‎ Created page with "<!-- Learning_Through_Application.mediawiki --> ==Application/Goals== ==Introduction== Sometimes a DSP application will call for signal detection of an intermittent signal (only present in the spectrum part of the time). A simplistic way to detect signal is by way of a frequency domain threshold, when an FFT bin exceeds that threshold the signal is 'detected'. Using a 'dumb' threshold would be a first obvious choice for triggering a detection event. The threshold level..."