Capsim Block Documentation
This star produces samples of the output every 1/fs seconds. The phase of an FM signal is the integral of the input. This is accomplished digitally as : phase=phase+in
| Port | Type | Name | |
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| 0 | float | in |
| Port | Type | Name | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | float | out |
| Num | Description | Type | Name | Default Value | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | Sampling rate | float | fs | ||
| 1 | Center frequency | float | fo | ||
| 2 | Amplitude | float | A |
| Num | Type | Name | Initial Value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | float | phase | 0. | |
| 1 | float | t | 0. |
while(IT_IN(0))
{
if(IT_OUT(0) ) {
KrnOverflow("fm",0);
return(99);
}
phase=phase+in(0);
t=t+1/fs;
out(0)=A*(float)sin((double)(2.*PI*fo*t+phase));
}
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/************************************************************************ * * * fm.s: frequency modulator * * * * parameters: fs, sampling frequency * * fo, center frequency * * A, amplitude * * * * inputs: in, the signal to be modulated * * * * outputs: A*sin(2.*PI*fo*t+phase) * * * * description: This star produces samples of the output * * every 1/fs seconds. The phase of an FM * * signal is the integral of the input. This * * is accomplished digitally as : * * phase=phase+in. * * * * * * * * * |
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