Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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563324 | Signal Processing | 2008 | 18 Pages |
The conventional time–frequency distributions for multicomponent polynomial phase signals (PPS) generally suffer from interference terms, which will obscure the true location of the auto-components in the resulting time–frequency distributions. In this paper, three schemes for designing the generalized time–frequency distributions for multicomponent PPS based on the matched-phase principle are presented, and they are illustrated as follows:(1)the scheme based on the Wigner–Ville distribution (WVD) and the L–Wigner–Ville distribution (LWVD);(2)the scheme based on the fractional matched-phase principle;(3)the scheme based on the complex lags.The interference terms induced by the nonlinearity of the signals can be suppressed; for multicomponent signals, the CLEAN technique is adopted to filter out each component by a band-pass filter, and the interference terms between different components can be suppressed (eliminated). The new generalized time–frequency distributions are superimposed to yield a high-readability representation.