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Hi GerdW,

 

First of all really thakyou for helping me.I want you to ask few question could you please tell me what are the block used after FFT block , and if my input chirp signal descripation are as fallows carrier freq= 1G , IQ=500K, Sampling freq = 10M, Chirp B.W= 10M then what should i keep low pass filter cutoff freq and samplinf freq , also there are lots of window function which should i use, and please tell me the block which is below the dechirp signal and where i can find it in labview.

 

Thanks for helping me once again. 

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Hi Jay,

 


@jay524 wrote:
  1. what are the block used after FFT block
  2. if my input chirp signal descripation are as fallows carrier freq= 1G , IQ=500K, Sampling freq = 10M, Chirp B.W= 10M then what should i keep low pass filter cutoff freq and samplinf freq
  3. also there are lots of window function which should i use
  4. the block which is below the dechirp signal and where i can find it in labview.

  1. It's an Abs() function...
  2. I don't know. What did you learn at your university about signal theory? Ask your co-students or the teacher!
  3. I don't know. What did you learn about signal theory? What does your teacher recommend?
  4. I don't know. I never used NXG and your image is very blurry...
Best regards,
GerdW


using LV2016/2019/2021 on Win10/11+cRIO, TestStand2016/2019
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I am facing problem regarding one block in Labview NXG can you please tell me which block is below de-chirp signal , i mean the block before  where amplitude response is written in image.

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Hi Jay,

 

you still don't provide a better image, the current one is quite blurry!

 

I guess this might be same scaling function, like converting to a dB scale for the amplitude response display. You need a logarithm function and a multiply to calculate dB values…

Best regards,
GerdW


using LV2016/2019/2021 on Win10/11+cRIO, TestStand2016/2019
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