부산대학교 도서관

The zero-tracking time-frequency distribution (TFD) is introduced. The local autocorrelation function of the TFD, defined by an appropriate kernel, is used to form a polynomial whose roots correspond to the instantaneous frequencies of the multicomponent signal. Two techniques for zero-tracking based on the TFD are presented. The first technique requires updating all of the polynomial signal and extraneous zeros, and is based on the formula relating to the first order approximation, the changes in the polynomial roots and coefficients. The second technique employs the zero-finding Newton's method to only obtain the zero-trajectories of interest.