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Re: Integrate block functionality


From: Joe K
Subject: Re: Integrate block functionality
Date: Fri, 20 Dec 2019 08:33:41 -0800

Yeah, I understand it's not a practical thing in reality, this is mostly for a short-duration simulation which runs for a few K samples then stops. Obviously any real-world signal with any DC bias would rail this out.

I'm still surprised the integrate_x blocks allow a decimation = 1 since that effectively makes the block a pass-through.  The block documentation could use some help here.  I just requested a Wiki login and could probably make some edits to clarify this for the less-informed.  I presume that's the point of requesting a Wiki login, anyway!

I had tried the IIR approach unsuccessfully at first (not really knowing their standard form, I guess), but just revisited it, and yes, I can make that work.  Again, the documentation is pretty .. light, heheh... (https://wiki.gnuradio.org/index.php/IIR_Filter).  Probably not a big deal if you know DSP inside and out, I'm sure it's a standard thing, though.

Thanks again,
Joe

On Fri, Dec 20, 2019 at 8:08 AM Marcus D. Leech <address@hidden> wrote:
A IIR filter with Alpha and Beta both set to 1.0 will accomplish this. 
Although, in real life, most people using integration functions in DSP want
   something more like what the integrate block does, since without a
"dump" type operation, the integrator output will "rail" pretty quickly.




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