Hi Ben

I think I can help you out on question 1:
The scaling parameter affects where the PFB's windows overlap; for a width of 1 they overlap at the 3dB point, meaning that an input signal that lies exactly between two bins will appear in both bins at -3dB (correct me if I'm wrong list!). The spacing between bins, and the total number of bins, will not change -- just the width of the window applied.

I've attached a plot contrasting three different scaling parameters for a PFB + FFT (real) running on the ROACH. Hope it sheds some light!

Cheers
Danny

On Thursday, 27 January 2011 at 12:23, [email protected] wrote:
Two quick PFB/FFT questions.

1) The bin width scaling parameter in PFB_FIR. Can someone explain how
this works? If you increase the bin width, doesn't the output rate of the
PFB need to increase? Does a value of 2 here make the bins twice as wide
as a PFB with bins that are "normally" spaced?

2) We are feeding the CASPER FFT complex data with 2^N points. The output
is complex data with 2^(N-1) points. Where did my negative frequencies
go? Since the input is complex the negative frequencies are independent
of the positive freqs, and I need them!

Thanks,
Ben

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