From: <pet...@no...> - 2002-05-14 15:52:49
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On Tue, 14 May 2002, Johan Fredrik =D8hman wrote: > Sure, > Kasdin, N.J. and Walter, T. (1992), Discrete Simulation of Power Law No= ise, > 1992, IEEE Frequency Control Symposium, p. 274-283. >=20 > This C program shown there, and thus my python program returns an finit= e > vector of noise. Now, let's assume that I want more noise, how can I > concatenate another vector ? In the case of PWH (Phase white noise) t= his > is quite simple, but the other cases are more obscure. Anybody knows w= hat > is a valid procedure to create "more noise"... Look in "Fast Algorithms for DSP" by Richard E Blahut, p284 (Addison-Wesley, Mass. 1985) ISBN 0-201-10155-6 or "Numerical Recipes in C", p543 (CUP, 2nd Ed, 1992).=20 What you're doing is convolving a random stream with a FIR filter via=20 FFTs. To apply to a larger stream, you need to convolve by sections using= =20 either the overlap-save or the overlap-add method. Regards, Peter |