Ein Fenster zur gleichzeitigen Messung der Uebertragungsfunktion eines realen Systems und des Leistungsdichtespektrums des ueberlagerten Rauschens am Systemausgang (Teil 1)
Helmut Repp

TL;DR
This paper discusses an improved method for simultaneously measuring the transfer function and noise power spectral density of a real, nonlinear, time-invariant system using a suitable window to enhance frequency selectivity without increasing computational effort.
Contribution
It extends existing measurement techniques by demonstrating how to improve spectral resolution with windowing and proves the unbiasedness and consistency of the method for real and complex signals.
Findings
Enhanced spectral resolution with suitable windowing.
Proven unbiasedness and consistency of the measurement method.
Derived high-accuracy window calculation procedures.
Abstract
There is already a method known from the literature with which it is possible to measure both the transfer function and the noise power spectral density of the superimposed noise at the output of a disturbed, time-invariant, real system with nonlinearities in one measurement. By using a suitable window, the frequency selectivity of the measurement of the power spectral density of the superimposed noise can be noticeably improved without significantly increasing the computational complexity of the method. The unbiasedness and consistency of the measurement method with a suitable window are proven. The measurement of the power spectral density of a zero-mean, stationary process without measuring the transfer function is investigated as a special case for both real-valued and complex-valued signals. It is derived which requirements a suitable window should meet and how it can be calculated…
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TopicsControl Systems and Identification · Power Quality and Harmonics · Structural Health Monitoring Techniques
