Harmonic Analysis package
Introduction
The harmonic analysis package uses FFT to estimate parameters of an input signal. The package provides two main functions:
harm_analysis: for simulations with an injected tone, returning SNR, THDN, Noise, etc.spec_analysis: for cases without an injected tone, that auto-detects DC, tones, and noise from the spectrum.
See usage for examples.
Installation
Installing it is pretty easy:
pip install harm-analysis
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