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Describe the bug
The relative position of the eigenvalues cannot be maintained near singular frequencies, which may introduce artificial phase discontinuities and reduce the reliability of subsequent steps (for example, #3 ).
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Includes all frequency points, then view Figure
gammaLenEigWrapor FiguregammaEigUnwrap. - Remove singular frequency points, then view Figure
gammaLenEigWrapor FiguregammaEigUnwrap. - Note that the order of Eigenvalue in the two cases is different. At the same time, Figure
prodTablefigure shows that intermediate values appear near the singular frequency points, which may be the direct cause of this error.
Expected behavior
- The curve in Figure
gammaEigUnwrapincreases smoothly with increasing frequency - The curve in Figure
gammaLenEigWrapis smooth in any single period - The data points in Figure
prodTableshould either be close to 0, or close to 1.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
- Number of lines (excluding reference lines): 4
- Type of input network parameters: Scattering parameters
- Number of singular intervals: 1
Additional context
If removing the singular frequency interval does not affect the parameter extraction result of the non-singular interval, then the singular frequency points can be safely removed from the input data. Future works should be focused on (refer to #1 ):
- Criterion for singular frequency
- Sufficient condition that singular frequency interval does not affect non-singular interval
- Interpolation method for singular frequency intervals
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