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MI 2010-07-09
14:30
Tokushima Tokusima Univ. Kogyo-Kaikan Bldg. An IIR Ramp Filter for Filtered Backprojection Reconstruction of X-ray CT
Kazuhisa Hayashi (Hitachizosen Corp.), Hiroshi Tsutsu, Hiroaki Morimoto (Okayama Univ.), Junichi Murakami (Kagawa college), Yoshitaka Morikawa (Okayama Univ.) MI2010-44
It will be soon possible to be able to observe the moving 3D heart by X-ray CT in real time. Helical CT (HCT) is said to... [more] MI2010-44
pp.39-44
US 2010-06-24
11:15
Tokyo   Fundamental Consideration on Ultrasonic Imaging Using Multi-carrier Signals
Yasushige Maeda (Graduate Univ. for Advanced Studies), Masanori Sugimoto (Univ. of Tokyo.), Hiromichi Hashizume (NII) US2010-19
Employing a transmitter and a number of receivers, we are able to estimate the angle and the distance to an arbitrary lo... [more] US2010-19
pp.31-36
SR 2010-05-21
14:15
Kanagawa Keio Univ. (Tokyo) Performance of multimode receivers dependent on frequency response of Hilbert transformer and equalization of the response
Hiroaki Homma, Satoshi Denno (Kyoto Univ), Tatsuo Furuno (NTTdocomo), Masahiro Morikura (Kyoto Univ) SR2010-15
A heterodyne receiver with the Hilbert transformer is in principle known to cope with signals in arbitrary frequency ban... [more] SR2010-15
pp.95-100
NLP 2010-03-09
14:25
Tokyo   Micro-process of phase-locking for generating the auditory evoked fields -- Analysis of the phase-locking within each of the trials and across the trials --
Takashi Hamada (AIST) NLP2009-168
Neuromagnetic signals above the auditory cortex were passed through a band-pass filter between 3 and 16 Hz and then divi... [more] NLP2009-168
pp.59-63
SR 2009-07-30
10:55
Tokyo Tokyo institute of technology Image-band Interference Cancellation for Multi-mode/band Receivers with Baseband AGC
Liu Ke, Satoshi Denno (Kyoto Univ), Tatsuo Furuno (DOCOMO), Masahiro Morikura (Kyoto Univ) SR2009-41
An algorithm to cancel the image-band interference for Multi-mode/band receivers with baseband AGC is proposed in this p... [more] SR2009-41
pp.119-124
NC, MBE
(Joint)
2009-03-13
09:45
Tokyo Tamagawa Univ. Phase-locking of Neural Oscillation to Auditory Stimili -- Analysis with Hilbert transformation --
Takashi Hamada (AIST-Kansai) NC2008-164
Neuromagnetic responses to repetitive brief sounds were analyzed with Hilbert transformation. It was found that phases a... [more] NC2008-164
pp.359-363
EA 2008-06-27
15:30
Akita Akita Prefectural University Audio pitch shift using Hilbert transform
Kaoru Ashihara (AIST), Shogo Kiryu (MITECH) EA2008-35
A new technique to control the pitch of the audio signal without changing the duration was proposed. This technique cons... [more] EA2008-35
pp.51-56
EA 2007-12-07
14:20
Tokyo NHK Science & Technical Research Laboratories Hardware implementation of comb filter and frequency shifter for elimination of acoustic oscillation
Kenji Itagaki (Mi-Tech), Kaoru Ashihara, Ryuzo Horiuchi (AIST), Shogo Kiryu (Mi-Tech) EA2007-91
It has been reported that the combination of a comb filter and a frequency shifter can reduce the acoustic oscillation. ... [more] EA2007-91
pp.31-36
EA 2007-08-09
15:30
Miyagi School of Engineering, Tohoku University [Invited Talk] Remarks on the Instantaneous Frequency
Ken'iti Kido (Tohoku Univ.), Hideo Suzuki (Chiba Institute of Technology) EA2007-43
Abstract In this paper, the instantaneous frequency of a wave is defined as the time derivative of the instantaneous ph... [more] EA2007-43
pp.25-30
EA 2007-08-09
16:50
Miyagi School of Engineering, Tohoku University Elimination of acoustic oscillation by a comb filter and frequency shifting
Kaoru Ashihara (AIST), Kenji Itagaki, Shogo Kiryu (Mi-tech) EA2007-45
A technique to reduce acoustic oscillation is proposed. It contains a comb filter and a frequency shifter. The comb filt... [more] EA2007-45
pp.37-42
RCS, SIP 2007-01-24
09:45
Okinawa NICT Okinawa A Study on Single Side Band modulation with Spread Spectrum
Masahiko Nanri, Mitsuru Uesugi (Panasonic), Gen-ichiro Ohta (Waseda Univ.) SIP2006-119 RCS2006-177
SSB(Single Side Band) modulation is used for analog communication such as short-wave broadcasting because it is better t... [more] SIP2006-119 RCS2006-177
pp.13-18
ITE-BCT, IEE-CMN, OCS, OFT
(Joint) [detail]
2006-11-17
14:25
Tokyo   A study on optical Single Side-Band signal generation using sampled FBG based optical Hilbert transformer
Masanori Hanawa, Kazuhiko Nakamura (Univ. of Yamanashi), Katsumi Takano, Kiyoshi Nakagawa (Yamagata Univ.) OCS2006-70
In this report, a novel optical single side-band (SSB) signal generation method based on the optical Hilbert transformer... [more] OCS2006-70
pp.45-50
CAS, NLP 2005-09-16
15:10
Niigata Nagaoka Univ. of Technology Design of Hilbert Transform Pairs of Wavelet Bases Using IIR Filters
Kunihiro Kawada (Nagaoka Univ. of Tech.), Xi Zhang (Univ. of Electro-Communications), Toshinori Yoshikawa, Yoshinori Takei, Yasunori Sugita (Nagaoka Univ. of Tech.)
Wavelets and filter banks have been extensively studied for many fields.
In recent years, Dual-Tree wavelet transform ... [more]
CAS2005-44 NLP2005-57
pp.61-66
OCS 2005-06-17
13:15
Yamanashi Univ. of Yamanashi Self-phase modulation effect of optical single sideband modulation signal
Katsumi Takano, Takashi Murakami, Kazuhiro Kondo, Kiyoshi Nakagawa (Yamagata Univ.)
Use of a single sideband (SSB) modulation signal engenders high bandwidth efficiency because the SSB signal occupies hal... [more] OCS2005-32
pp.35-40
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