A New Method Based on Radio Frequency Spectrum for Background Noise Curve Extraction

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The background noise is one of the key factors that interferes the radio monitoring. How to efficiently extract original signals from noises is important for the signal-to-noise separation algorithm. Recently, several algorithms have been proposed to extract signal on certain conditions, which also have their limitations. This paper first reviews and discusses the existing signal-to-noise separation algorithm. Then, we propose a piecewise adaptive threshold algorithm based on the principle of smoothing filter. The algorithm can be adjusted adaptively with the change of the external electromagnetic environment, and can be applied in a wide monitoring frequency bands.

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