10-06-2013 03:43 PM
Hi,
I'm trying to modulate a sound file with AM. My problem is that the sample rate of the song is low and I'm usign a real AM frequency carrier which has a pretty high frequency (I'm choosing one frequency between 540 KHz and 1600 KHz).
The sample rate of my song is 44100. When I multiply the message and the carrier I get an error that says "Waveforms have different dt values" in the multiplication triangle. Of course it's because the ample rate is different between the message and the carrier but I actually need a much higher sample rate for the carrier (at least 1600K*2) and the song only has 44100.
Is there a possibility to sample the song at a rate that I would like? Would that affect the sound file?
Can somebody help me please?
Thank you very much in advanced.
10-06-2013 04:12 PM
Look at Resample Waveform in the Signal Conditioning palette.
If your sampling rate is only slightly higher than the minimum required by Nyquist, you will also need an anti-aliasing filrer following the D/A converter to prevent the signal from containing excessive harmonics.
Lynn
10-07-2013 12:26 PM
Thank you for answering.
I'm not able to do it. I still get the same error. In here, I'm posting my original VI. The error pops in the multiply box and it says "Waveforms have different dt values".
I tried usign a Scale delta t VI to get the same sample rate I'm usign in the sine but I still get the same error. Can somebody help me please?
Thanks in advanced.