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Contents:

  • Nuclei MCU Software Interface Standard(NMSIS)
  • NMSIS Core
  • NMSIS DSP
    • Overview
    • Using NMSIS-DSP
    • NMSIS DSP API
      • Examples
      • Basic Math Functions
      • Bayesian estimators
      • Complex Math Functions
      • Controller Functions
      • Distance Functions
      • Fast Math Functions
      • Filtering Functions
      • Interpolation Functions
      • Matrix Functions
      • Quaternion Math Functions
      • Statistics Functions
      • Support Functions
      • SVM Functions
      • Transform Functions
      • Window Functions
        • Flat-top window functions
        • Regular window functions
          • Bartlett window function (26.5 dB)
          • Blackman Harris window function (92 dB)
          • Hamming window function (42.7 dB)
          • Hanning window function (31.5 dB)
          • Nuttall3 window function (46.7 dB)
          • Nuttall3a window function (64.2 dB)
          • Nuttall3b window function (71.5 dB)
          • Nuttall4 window function (60.9 dB)
          • Nuttall4a window function (82.6 dB)
          • Nuttall4b window function (93.3 dB)
          • Nuttall4c window function (98.1 dB)
          • Welch window function (21.3 dB)
      • Generic Types
    • Changelog
  • NMSIS NN
  • Changelog
  • Glossary
  • Appendix
NMSIS
  • NMSIS DSP
  • NMSIS DSP API
  • Window Functions
  • Regular window functions
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Regular window functions

  • Bartlett window function (26.5 dB)
  • Blackman Harris window function (92 dB)
  • Hamming window function (42.7 dB)
  • Hanning window function (31.5 dB)
  • Nuttall3 window function (46.7 dB)
  • Nuttall3a window function (64.2 dB)
  • Nuttall3b window function (71.5 dB)
  • Nuttall4 window function (60.9 dB)
  • Nuttall4a window function (82.6 dB)
  • Nuttall4b window function (93.3 dB)
  • Nuttall4c window function (98.1 dB)
  • Welch window function (21.3 dB)
group Regular window functions

Regular window functions that can be used for detecting tones or estimating the noise. If you need to estimate the amplitude of a tones, prefer a flat top window.

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