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On the analytic signal, the Teager-Kaiser energy algorithm, and other methods for defining amplitude and frequency

This paper compares the Teager-Kaiser algorithm (TKA) and other similar local methods to the analytic signal (AS) procedure. The general concepts of the instantaneous amplitude and frequency are discussed. It is shown that only AS meets certain physical conditions for the amplitude, phase, and frequency (APF). The advantage of accuracy and simplicity of the AS is also demonstrated.