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Generalized families of windows for use in signal processing

Generalized families of windows for use in signal processing

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In this paper five different families of windows that are commonly used in digital signal processing applications are presented. Their common characteristics and the parameters defining their figures of merit are enumerated. Finally, a comparison is made based on these computed parameters.

Inspec keywords: signal processing

Other keywords: figures of merit; windows; signal processing

Subjects: Signal processing and detection

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