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Power Spectral Density Probe (PSDP)

 

 


Properties

Description

Units

Default

Range/Type

Name

Probe name

None

Required

String

FFTL

Number of input samples used for spectral estimation per invocation

None

256

[8, Inf)/Integer (must be a power of 2)

TYPE

0 for nonperiodic signals and 1 for periodic

None

0

[0, 1]/Integer

WINDOW
_TYPE

0 for Bartlett,

1 for Hanning,

2 for rectangular,

3 for Hamming,

4 for Blackman,

5 for Blackman-Harris (3 term),

6 for Blackman-Harris (4 term)

7 for Gaussian (alpha=3),

8 for de la Valle-Poussin.

None

1

[0, 8]/Integer

INITSAMP

Number of initial samples removed from waveform

None

0

[0, Inf)/Integer

RIN

Input impedance

Ohm

Inf

(0, Inf]/Real

RL

Impedance used for Power Spectral Density (PSD) calculation

Ohm

50

(0, Inf]/Real

Ports

Input

Input signal (complex)


Notes

1. For a given random input signal

 this model takes blocks of the incoming input samples ( each block of length FFTL samples), and computes the resulting power spectrum density S(w) for each block according to

  

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 where Vin(w) is the frequency spectrum of the input complex envelope ( A(t)ejq(t) ) computed using an FFT of length FFTL, and RL is the impedance used to calculate the PSD.

2. The resulting power spectrum is then averaged out over the total number of available input blocks (each of length FFTL samples). The averaging process is done according to the Welch Method [1] for spectral estimation. The averaging process becomes more accurate as more input samples are used in the estimation process. The averaging process then yields an estimate of the power spectral density of the random input signal.

3. The user should set the TYPE parameter to 0 if the expected spectral estimate is continuous. Non-periodic signals always yield continuous power spectral densities. If, on the other hand, the spectral estimate is expected to be discrete (i.e., input is periodic), the user should set the TYPE parameter to 1.

4. It is important to note that from a software point of view, a periodic signal (e.g., a sinusoid) will not yield a discrete spectrum unless the frequency of the periodic signal, the simulation time step, and the number of samples representing the signal all meet a certain criterion.

Netlist Form

PSDP:Name n1 FFTL=val [TYPE=val] [WINDOW_TYPE=val][INITSAMP=val]
+ [RIN=val] [RL=val]

Netlist Example

PSDP:My_Psdp 1 FFTL=256 Window_type=2 TYPE=0

References

1. J. G. Proakis and D. G. Manolakis, “Introduction to Digital Signal Processing”, Macmillan




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