Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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565596 | Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing | 2013 | 10 Pages |
Abstract
A keep-it-simple (KIS) solution is introduced that interpolates a signal up to an arbitrary accuracy. It consists of interpolating the complex envelopes at the output of a perfect-reconstruction filter-bank: if K subbands are used, the proposed interpolation scheme is shown to have a similar figure of merit as if the signal was initially oversampled by factor K at the acquisition stage, yet without the storage burden implied by the latter method.
► High-fidelity interpolation of vibration and acoustic signals. ► Is crucial in many condition monitoring applications. ► An original and very simple solution is proposed. ► It consists of interpolating K subbands at the output of a PR filter-bank. ► Dramatically reduces interpolation error.
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Authors
J. Antoni, M. Eltabach,