Acceleration vs Time data into FFT
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I have acceleration vs time data. I want to get FFT value from the data.Can someone show me the way?
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Shoaibur Rahman
am 17 Jan. 2015
Define the number of DFT points N, and then perform the fft.
N = pow2(nextpow2(length(signal)));
y = fft(signal,N);
plot(1:N,abs(y))
If the length of your signal is a big number then set the value of N manually to a lower value, like N = 64, 128, 256, etc. This will make your figure to look better sometime, but note that that may not be accurate always from the computational point of view.
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nur yusof
am 17 Jan. 2015
nur yusof
am 17 Jan. 2015
Kirthi Devleker
am 17 Jan. 2015
Bearbeitet: Kirthi Devleker
am 17 Jan. 2015
You can watch "Spectral Analysis with MATLAB" webinar. Your question about plotting the FFT value is answered there
Image Analyst
am 18 Jan. 2015
How is this helping? It's the same as the code I gave you and you said it was unreasonable. Except his code somehow changes the length of the signal to a power of 2 which is not necessary.
nur yusof
am 18 Jan. 2015
Bearbeitet: Image Analyst
am 18 Jan. 2015
Image Analyst
am 18 Jan. 2015
I don't know what 2 or 3 digits means in this context. And it doesn't look unreasonable to me.
I still say my and Shoaibur's code are essentially the same or very similar code. So show the results of Shoaibur's code and tell me how it helped you solve it.
By the way, you might want to call fftshift().
nur yusof
am 18 Jan. 2015
nur yusof
am 21 Jan. 2015
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