Transformation of time domain to frequency domain
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KAO LEKOBA
am 25 Jul. 2021
Beantwortet: Swetha Polemoni
am 28 Jul. 2021
i am new in matlab,i need help with data that is in time domain,particularly displacement(elevation) against time,obtained from GPS, i need help to firstly filter the data to remove noise then transform using FFT to obtain frequency domain.the idea is to have a graph of power against frequency. The data was taken at 10Hz sampling frequency for 10minutes.
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Alaster Meehan
am 26 Jul. 2021
Do you have the Signal Processing Toolbox? The Signal Processing Toolbox has a nice app for designing filters. Do you know what frequencies you need to filter out the noise? You may find that prefiltering the data won't help the power spectrum much, or that it is easer/better to post process the power spectrum.
To get a power spectrun you just need to take the absolute value of the fourier transform. Its good to normalise by dividing by the number of samples. Also you will only need the first half of the first half of the fft data.
PowerSpectrum = abs(fft(Data))/numSamples;
PowerSpectrum = PowerSpectrum(1:(floor(NumSamples/2) + 1);
The highest frequency in the power spectrum will be half the sample rate, in this case 5Hz.
The first frequency component may dominate your power spectrum, this value is the offset or mean of the data, you may not want to plot this value.
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Swetha Polemoni
am 28 Jul. 2021
Hi
You may find the following documention Digital and Analog Filters useful to understand more about filters. This documentation
"Filtering Data With Signal Processing Toolbox Software" is helpful to understand how the filtering can be done on signals using Signal Processing Toolbox.
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