Process and device for processing a signal
CA 2254879 A1 · Owner: Iad Gesellschaft Fuer Informatik, Automatisierung Und Datenverarbeitung Mbh · Inventors: Heilmann, Christian; Lehmann, Klaus; Kartmann, Peter
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To process a signal (s(t)), particularly to recognize discontinuity an , orthogonal imaginary signal (s(t)) is first formed based on signal ((s)t). Then, a transformational step follows upon which a differentiation step follows. Processed in this way, the signal (s(t)) shows the discontinuity especially clearly, so that it can be selected and detected. Preferred applications of this process and the devices which operate according to it are telecommunications technology and signal processing in grids especially in , low, high, and medium tension technology.
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- Filed May 15, 1997. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended May 15, 2017.
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