correctphase¶
Phase correction of complex-valued data
Syntax¶
Vr = correctphase(V)
Vr = correctphase(V,ph)
Vr = correctphase(V,[],oc)
Vr = correctphase(V,ph,oc)
[Vr,Vi,ph,io] = correctphase(V)
- Parameters
V- Complex-valued signal (N-element array or NxM-element array)ph- Correction phase (scalar), in radiansoc- Imaginary offset correction (boolean)
- Returns
Vr- Real part of the phase-corrected signal (N-element array)Vi- Imaginary part of the phase-corrected signal (N-element array)ph- Correction phase (scalar), in radiansio- Imaginary offset (scalar)
Description¶
Vr = correctphase(V)
Performs a phase correction of the complex-valued data V that minimizes the norm of the imaginary component of the data. The phase-corrected data is returned in Vr.
If a two-dimensional complex-valued dataset V of size NxM is provided, the phase correction is performed individually on each of the M columns.
Vr = correctphase(V,ph)
Applies a phase correction with a given phase angle ph (in radians) to input data vector V. If a two-dimensional complex-valued dataset V is provided, the number of elements in ph must match the number of columns in V.
Vr = correctphase(V,ph,oc)
Vr = correctphase(V,[],oc)
A third boolean argument oc can be passed to enable/disable the fitting of a possible offset on the imaginary component of the data (defaults to false). This works with both automatic and manual phase correction.
[Vr,Vi,ph,io] = correctphase(V)
Returns, in addition to Vr, the imaginary part of the corrected signal Vi, the fitted or applied phase angle ph (in radians), and the fitted imaginary offset io.