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Revision as of 18:53, 5 June 2026
Common basis sets for the expansion of pulse waveforms. Returns the waveform basis functions as columns of a matrix.
Syntax
basis_waves=wave_basis(basis_type,n_functions,n_steps)
Parameters
basis_type - may be set to 'sine_waves', 'cosine_waves',
and 'legendre'. The sine and the cosine op-
tions return the corresponding functions in
the [-pi,pi] interval, legendre option re-
turns legendre polynomials in the [-1,1] in-
terval.
n_functions - the number of functions to return (integer
frequencies starting from zero on the case
of cosines, integer frequencies starting
from 1 inthe case of sines, legendre poly-
nomial ranks in the case of legendre func-
tion basis set.
n_points - number of discretization points.
Outputs
basis_waves - a matrix with the basis waves in columns
Examples
First three Legendre polynomials, normalised to have a unit 2-norm:
a=wave_basis('legendre',3,200); plot(a);
Notes
Because the resulting waveforms are discretised, they are not precisely orthogonal under the standard scalar multiplication. An extra orthogonalisation step is therefore applied to make them orthogonal as vectors. As a result, some functions may be upside-down.
See also
sawtooth.m, triwave.m, shaped_pulse_af.m, shaped_pulse_xy.m, pulse_shape.m
Version 2.4, authors: Ilya Kuprov
