File:CrossCorr Narrowband.png
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English: P0 is an examples of a narrow-band, time series signal. The time units are arbitrary. It was produced with the sin() function, frequency = 12. P1 is P0 shifted to the Right by 5. The bottom graph is the cross correlation of P0 and P1 showing a max at T = 5 and repeating at multiples of the sin wave frequency. |
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| Author | TinyPebble |
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