fix: morse decoder splitting dahs into dits due to mid-element signal dropout

Add dropout tolerance (2 blocks ~40ms) to bridge brief signal gaps that
caused the state machine to chop dahs into multiple dits. Also fix scope
SNR display to use actual noise_ref instead of noise_floor.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Smittix
2026-03-03 13:24:40 +00:00
parent 38644bced6
commit 32f04d4ed8
2 changed files with 61 additions and 7 deletions

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@@ -218,6 +218,46 @@ class TestEnvelopeMorseDecoder:
assert metrics['detect_mode'] == 'goertzel'
class TestDropoutTolerance:
def test_dah_with_mid_gap_produces_single_dah(self):
"""A dah-length tone with a 1-block silence gap in the middle should
still be decoded as a single dah, not two dits."""
sample_rate = 8000
wpm = 15
tone_freq = 700.0
dit_dur = 1.2 / wpm
dah_dur = 3 * dit_dur
decoder = MorseDecoder(
sample_rate=sample_rate,
tone_freq=tone_freq,
wpm=wpm,
)
block_size = decoder._block_size
block_dur = block_size / sample_rate
# Number of blocks for a full dah.
dah_blocks = int(dah_dur / block_dur)
half = dah_blocks // 2
# Build audio: silence warmup, first half of dah, 1-block silence gap,
# second half of dah, trailing silence.
warmup = generate_silence(0.4, sample_rate)
first_half = generate_tone(tone_freq, half * block_dur, sample_rate)
gap = generate_silence(block_dur, sample_rate)
second_half = generate_tone(tone_freq, (dah_blocks - half) * block_dur, sample_rate)
tail = generate_silence(0.5, sample_rate)
audio = warmup + first_half + gap + second_half + tail
events = decoder.process_block(audio)
events.extend(decoder.flush())
elements = [e['element'] for e in events if e.get('type') == 'morse_element']
# Should produce a single dah, not two dits.
assert elements == ['-'], f'Expected single dah but got {elements}'
class TestTimingAndWpmEstimator:
def test_timing_classifier_distinguishes_dit_and_dah(self):
decoder = MorseDecoder(sample_rate=8000, tone_freq=700.0, wpm=15)