Doppler Phenomenon in Signal Processing

This research program focuses on studying the Doppler phenomenon in signal processing. By configuring different parameters such as source velocity, wave frequency, and observer position, users can observe various Doppler effects including frequency shifts and waveform distortions. The implementation typically involves mathematical modeling of Doppler equations, real-time signal generation algorithms, and graphical visualization components. These observed phenomena hold significant reference value for related research fields in telecommunications and radar systems. Furthermore, the program enables deeper investigation into Doppler effect manifestations under varying conditions, facilitating accurate conclusions through comparative data analysis. Key functions may include dynamic parameter adjustment interfaces, FFT-based frequency analysis, and multi-scenario simulation modules. Therefore, this program serves not merely as a basic experimental tool, but as a comprehensive platform for thorough understanding and research of Doppler phenomena in signal processing applications.