Spectral Method of Detection of Laser Doppler Velocimeter Signals in Turbulent Flows

A spectral method of detection of laser Doppler velocimeter signals in turbulent flows is proposed. The method is based on estimating the signal/noise ratio adapted to the width of the power spectral density of the signal and comparing its value with the recognition threshold. Numerical simulations...

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