B.H.J. Dijkman's research while affiliated with Erasmus University Rotterdam and other places

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Performance of time delay estimation methods for small time shifts in ultrasonic signals
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July 1997

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B.H.J. Dijkman

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C.T. Lancée

In this study several time delay estimation (TDE) methods were investigated for estimation of time shifts of less than 10 ns at a frequency of 30 MHz. Using simulated and experimental echosignals we investigated the performance of five methods: two phase related methods (phase shift and phase difference method); two correlation methods (cross-correlation and correlation interpolation method); and a demodulation method. The results showed that the correlation interpolation method is by far the most accurate for all time delays. With this method, estimation errors of about 200 ps are achievable with an signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of 40 dB (f0 = 30 MHz, bandwidth = 20 MHz) for time shifts of up to 10 ns.

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... In numerous applications, including radar signal processing [1][2][3], radio acoustic sounding [4,5], ultrasonic testing [6], and medical imaging [7], one is faced with the challenge of determining the temporal delay between two closely spaced, overlapping, ultrashort pulses. There are several efficient techniques to estimate these small offsets, such as the crosscorrelation, phase-shift, and delay line methods [8]. ...

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Effects of coherence on temporal resolution
Performance of time delay estimation methods for small time shifts in ultrasonic signals
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  • July 1997

Ultrasonics