Estimation of evolutionary spectrum based on short time Fourier transform and modified group delay

Authors:
S. V. Narasimhan;S. Pavanalatha
Affiliations:
Dig. Signal Proc. and Sys. Grp., Aero. Elec. and Sys. Div., Natl. Aero. Laboratories and Dig. Signal Proc. and Telemetry Grp., Aero. Elec. and Systems Div., Natl. Aero. Lab., Bangalore 560017, Ind ...;Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, National Institute of Technology, Karnataka, Surathkal 575025, India
Venue:
Signal Processing - Signal processing in communications
Year:
2004

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Abstract

This paper proposes a new estimator for evolutionary spectrum (ES) based on short time Fourier transform (STFT) and modified group delay function (GDFM). The STFT due to its built-in averaging suppresses the crossterms and the GDFM preserves the frequency resolution of the rectangular window as it reduces the Gibbs ripple without using any window function. The new estimator is applicable to random signals as the GDFM removes the effect of the zeros due to input noise driving the time-varying system and provides the system information effectively. The GDFM also provides signal-to-noise ratio enhancement as it removes the zeros due to the associated noise. The performance of the method is illustrated for linear chirp signals, frequency shift keying and for time-varying random process which indicate that its frequency resolution is better than evolutionary periodogram (EP) and STFT and nearer to that of Wigner Ville distribution. Further, its noise immunity is better than those of EP and STFT.