A Better Approach to Spectral Analysis | Hear from MATLAB & Simulink Developers

Learn the reasons behind why using a channelizer-based filter bank for spectral analysis is superior to other methods. This video walks through what a channelizer-based filter bank is, and it explains the benefits of using it over other techniques, such as the window and FFT method (also known as periodogram or Welch's method).
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[@MATLAB]

Check out the examples and files used in this video: github.com/rlosada-mathworks/HighRes-SpectralAnalysis-Examples

[@BoZhaoengineering]

Thank you. This is very interesting topics for all spectral analysis .

[@rudheeshrk]

Great Idea.... Thanks for the Video...

[@wlatol6512]

Thank you for this great video!

[@yellowboxster06]

Very helpful, indeed. Nice job.

[@hana9523]

What meant the minus sign in spectrum analyzer?

[@KamalKamal-bk4eq]

You said there are specific methods for some specific signals, what is the best Simulink or analyzing approach to study the purity and harmonics of a sinusoidal wave generated in Simulink?

[@darkfuji196]

I'm new to DSP, so sorry if I'm saying something dumb, but what about multi-taper spectral analysis? It seems like most noise should be ergodic?

[@davidkoenig260]

Thanks for posting this. It is nicely done. I have been using spectral analysis via home brew MATLAB scripts to study piano tones (I first bought MATLAB in 1989 when the whole system came on a 5 1/4" floppy disc). For high resolution I numerically evaluate int[exp(-j2PI f t)*y(t)] for a selected frequency subgrid where I can arbitrarily specify the separation in that frequency subgrid. This appears to give the desired frequency resolution but it is quite time consuming and it does not solve the leakage problem but it does appear to be an improvement on padding (but not in time consumption). The use of filter banks is new to me. Can you share a reference that would be an introduction to using filter banks for spectral analysis? Thanks again. -Dave

[@michaelwirtzfeld7847]

Clear and concise. Can you please add the link to the code examples you referenced? Thank you.

[@MATLAB]

Hi Michael, we're waiting for the link to go live on file exchange. We will add it here once its ready. Thanks for Watching!

[@anci3863]

Thank-you sirr

[@go4turk1453]

perfect!