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What is the meaning of 'operatingFrequency' parameter for SubbandMVDRbeamforming in the context when input signal is not modulated?

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I would like to appy SubbandMVDRBeamforming on audio signal. Si nce such signal is not modulated I have a problem hos to setup the operatingFrequency.

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Honglei Chen
Honglei Chen on 20 Nov 2018
Currently SubbandMVDRBeamformer assumes the signal is modulated so it performs narrowband MVDR in each subband. If the signal is not modulated, like in audio, I think a better fit is phased.FrostBeamformer. The underlying principle of a Frost beamformer is simialr to MVDR beamformer but the implementation is in time domain instead.
HTH
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Ivana Jovanovic
Ivana Jovanovic on 20 Nov 2018
Thank you very much for your promt answer! I am testing different beamformers (from Phased Array toolbox) among which I also test Frostbeamformer. So I would like to add SubbandMVDR as well.
Would it be possible that I module my audio signal such that the requirements for SubbandMVDR are fullfill? To do so I would also need to know what modulation/demodulation is assumed in SubbandMVDR?
Honglei Chen
Honglei Chen on 20 Nov 2018
You could try to use phased.WidebandCollector to simulate either modulated or unmodulated received signal at the array. This wil work if you have a single audio clip as the source. If you already have the measurement at each receiving element, then the function above won't work.
HTH

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