Buffering and Frame-Based Processing - MATLAB & Simulink
Convert signals of frame size 1 into signals of frame size greater than 1, and vice versa.
Multichannel signals of frame size 1 can be buffered into multichannel signals of frame size L using the Buffer block. L is greater than 1.
In some cases it is useful to work with data that represents overlapping sections of an original signal. For example, in estimating the power spectrum of a signal, it is often desirable to compute the FFT of overlapping sections of data. Overlapping buffers are also needed in computing statistics on a sliding window, or for adaptive filtering.
In the following example, a two-channel signal with frame size 4 is rebuffered to a signal with frame size 3 and frame period 2. Because of the overlap, the input sample period is not conserved, and the output sample period is 2/3:
You can unbuffer multichannel signals of frame length greater than 1 into multichannel signals of frame length equal to 1 using the Unbuffer block. The Unbuffer block performs the inverse operation of the Buffer block's buffering process, where signals with frame length 1 are buffered into a signal with frame length greater than 1. The Unbuffer block generates an N-channel output containing one sample per frame from an N-channel input containing multiple channels per frame. The first row in each input matrix is always the first output.
Figure 1 from Simulation of Triple Buffer Scheme (Comparison with Double Buffering Scheme)
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Figure 4 from Simulation of Triple Buffer Scheme (Comparison with Double Buffering Scheme)
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