Matched filter
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How can I write a mtached filter in Matlab? I have the filter design and signal processing tool boxes.
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Honglei Chen
2011-4-1
If you have a signal, x, then the matched filter's coefficients is given by time reverse of x, i.e., x(end:-1:1). If your signal is complex, you also need to to use complex conjugate. You can then use it just as an FIR filter. For example,
>> x = ones(10,1);
>> b = x(end:-1:1);
>> y = filter(b,1,x);
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Honglei Chen
2017-1-12
It's the same, use the filter function. The only difference is when you come up with the filtering coefficient, you need to add a conjugate, like
b = conj(x(end:-1:1))
HTH
Mathuranathan Viswanathan
2013-4-13
Hi You can try the model given here
Square Root raised Cosine - Matched filter implementation http://www.gaussianwaves.com/2011/04/square-root-raised-cosine-filter-matchedsplit-filter-implementation-2/
Regards Mathuranathan
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Bhaskar
2011-4-15
To elaborate on Honglei's answer. If the signal you are trying to design a matched filter for, is x, then --
>> b = x(end-1:1);
>> y = filter(b,1,x);
You should already have x.
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Nicole Bienert
2020-1-7
The built in xcorr function can be used - you just need to normalize by fs and square the output. See below for an ideallized example:
%Purpose: Demonstrate how to match filter correctly
BW=3.84e6;
fs = 50*BW; %sample rate
T= 1/fs; %sample period
fc = 330e6; %center freq
chirpLen=0.075; %chirp length
A=3; %amplitude of voltage signal (normally unknown)
Ar=2; %amplitude of reference voltage signal (normally unknown)
%create the signal withought noise and zero padded on either side (zero
%padding not necessary because xcorr does that, I'm just demonstrating that
%signals don't need to be the same length.)
sig=[zeros(1,ceil(chirpLen*fs)),A*chirp(t,0,t(end),BW),zeros(1,ceil(chirpLen*fs))];
%create the reference chirp
ref_chirp=Ar*chirp(t,0,t(end),BW);
t=[0:T:(length(ref_chirp)-1)*T];
%normalize reference chirp: The reference chirp needs to have energy of 1
%so that it doesn't bias the output of the match filter. A filter shouldn't
%be applying gain to the signal or changing the units. The signal is in
%volts, so we divide by the square root of the energy to normalize it.
%If you know the signal's amplitude (for CW or FMCW):
energy=Ar^2/2*chirpLen;
%If you don't know the signal's amplitude, integrate to find energy (if it is noiseless):
%energy=trapz(t,ref_chirp.^2)
ref_chirp=ref_chirp/sqrt(energy);
% perform match filtering
[R,lags] = xcorr(sig,ref_chirp); %signals don't need to be the same length
%R is the sum of each data sample as the signals are shifted past
%eachother, so to make the numerical integration correct, you need to
%multiply by dx which is T in this case. Then to get the filtered voltage
%signal in units of energy, you need to square it.
R=(abs(R*T)).^2; %absolute value only necessary if signals are complex
% take only positive side
R = R(lags>=0);
lags=lags(lags>=0);
[matchFiltPeak,index]=max(R);
figure()
plot(lags*T,R)
xlim([index-250 index+250]*T)
display(['Energy in signal was: ',num2str(A.^2/2*chirpLen)])
display(['which is the same as the peak of the match filter: ',num2str(matchFiltPeak)])
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Walter Roberson
2022-1-5
code not working, t is undefined and later circular reference to refchirp
Charles Sutherland
2022-3-23
This worked for me:
Change
t=[0:T:(length(ref_chirp)-1)*T];
to
t=[0:T:((chirpLen*fs)-1)*T];
and then move it to -
BW=3.84e6;
fs = 50*BW; %sample rate
T= 1/fs; %sample period
fc = 330e6; %center freq
chirpLen=0.075; %chirp length
A=3; %amplitude of voltage signal (normally unknown)
Ar=2; %amplitude of reference voltage signal (normally unknown)
t=[0:T:((chirpLen*fs)-1)*T];
Worked for me anyway...
Cheers
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