Title :
Detection of harmonic signals
Author :
Piper, J.E. ; Reese, S.S. ; Reese, W.G.
Author_Institution :
NSWC, Panama City, FL, USA
Abstract :
Harmonic signals are often produced by man-made sources. Their detection has traditionally been accomplished by using Fourier methods. An alternative approach that uses a maximum likelihood function is presented in this paper. The power of this approach comes from modelling the received signal as a family of harmonic signals. This effectively reduces the problem to a one-dimensional search for the fundamental frequency. The coefficients for the various harmonic frequencies can then be found using the Moore-Penrose inverse.
Keywords :
Fourier transforms; harmonic analysis; maximum likelihood estimation; signal detection; Fourier methods; Moore-Penrose inverse; harmonic frequencies; harmonic signal detection; man-made sources; maximum likelihood function; one-dimensional search; received signal; Fourier transforms; Frequency estimation; Harmonic analysis; Mathematical model; Time frequency analysis; Vectors; detection; harmonic signals; likelihood function;
Conference_Titel :
Oceans, 2012
Conference_Location :
Hampton Roads, VA
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4673-0829-8
DOI :
10.1109/OCEANS.2012.6404910