Short Burst Suppression Filter
The Short Burst Suppression Filter attempts to suppress short pulses from an incoming spectra stream:
Left hand side Input:
- Spectra
Right hand side Output:
- Spectra
The Short Burst Suppression Filter attempts to suppress short pulses from an incoming spectra stream. It does this by dampening those samples where a pulse matching the specified parameters is detected:
Only the specified frequency range is monitored, and only peaks above the specified power level can trigger the suppression. "Percent in Range" defines the ratio how often and/or long the peaks must appear (note: a value of 1.0 means 100%). If such a peak is detected, a power offset is applied to that sample and a time erosion filter is applied to soften the remaining data.
Here an example of a stream with and without the Short Burst Suppression Filter applied:
The 1ms pulses are suppressed while the lower-power 20ms pulses remain visible.
Typical Mission:
