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Inverse Fourier analysis problem - matlab
MatLab - Fast Fourier TransformProgramming discrete fourier coefficients in matlabreducing amplitude of fft spectrum with constant phaseUnderstanding Fourier transform example in MatlabMATLAB: Plotting the inverse Fourier transform of a rectangular pulse.How to plot fourier series in matlabHow to fit model to data using MATLABPlotting Fourier series in MATLABFourier Curve FittingFourier series inverse problem
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Using MATLAB, I am trying to do an analysis of a triangular pulse and recreating it from acquired coefficients of the Fourier series.
The pulse looks like this
syms t
x = triangularPulse(-0.5,0.0,0.5,t-0.2)-0.5;
With the code below, I acquire 16 first coefficients of the series:
NT = 15;
X=[];
ind = -NT : NT;
for p = ind
Xn = (1/T0)*int(x*exp(-1i*w0*p*t),t,BND);
X(p + NT + 1) = Xn;
end
However, while doing the inverse operation, the supposed graph of three periods is:
- of frequency 2 times greater
- of amplitude 2 times smaller
- "lifted" 0.5 units up
... and looks like this
The code:
BND = [t1,t2] + offset;
step = (BND(2) - BND(1))/1000;
tt = [BND(1)-T0 : step: BND(2) + T0];
xx1 = zeros(1,length(tt));
figure
plot(tt,xx1,'m');
hold on;
for n = ind+NT+1
xx1_n = X(n)*exp(1i*w0*n*tt);
xx1 = xx1 + xx1_n;
plot(tt,abs(xx1_n),'r');
plot(tt,abs(xx1),'m');
title(sprintf('n = %d',n-NT));
pause(0.5)
end
plot(tt,abs(xx1),'k','LineWidth',2);
What am I doing wrong?
fourier-analysis fourier-series matlab
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Using MATLAB, I am trying to do an analysis of a triangular pulse and recreating it from acquired coefficients of the Fourier series.
The pulse looks like this
syms t
x = triangularPulse(-0.5,0.0,0.5,t-0.2)-0.5;
With the code below, I acquire 16 first coefficients of the series:
NT = 15;
X=[];
ind = -NT : NT;
for p = ind
Xn = (1/T0)*int(x*exp(-1i*w0*p*t),t,BND);
X(p + NT + 1) = Xn;
end
However, while doing the inverse operation, the supposed graph of three periods is:
- of frequency 2 times greater
- of amplitude 2 times smaller
- "lifted" 0.5 units up
... and looks like this
The code:
BND = [t1,t2] + offset;
step = (BND(2) - BND(1))/1000;
tt = [BND(1)-T0 : step: BND(2) + T0];
xx1 = zeros(1,length(tt));
figure
plot(tt,xx1,'m');
hold on;
for n = ind+NT+1
xx1_n = X(n)*exp(1i*w0*n*tt);
xx1 = xx1 + xx1_n;
plot(tt,abs(xx1_n),'r');
plot(tt,abs(xx1),'m');
title(sprintf('n = %d',n-NT));
pause(0.5)
end
plot(tt,abs(xx1),'k','LineWidth',2);
What am I doing wrong?
fourier-analysis fourier-series matlab
$endgroup$
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Using MATLAB, I am trying to do an analysis of a triangular pulse and recreating it from acquired coefficients of the Fourier series.
The pulse looks like this
syms t
x = triangularPulse(-0.5,0.0,0.5,t-0.2)-0.5;
With the code below, I acquire 16 first coefficients of the series:
NT = 15;
X=[];
ind = -NT : NT;
for p = ind
Xn = (1/T0)*int(x*exp(-1i*w0*p*t),t,BND);
X(p + NT + 1) = Xn;
end
However, while doing the inverse operation, the supposed graph of three periods is:
- of frequency 2 times greater
- of amplitude 2 times smaller
- "lifted" 0.5 units up
... and looks like this
The code:
BND = [t1,t2] + offset;
step = (BND(2) - BND(1))/1000;
tt = [BND(1)-T0 : step: BND(2) + T0];
xx1 = zeros(1,length(tt));
figure
plot(tt,xx1,'m');
hold on;
for n = ind+NT+1
xx1_n = X(n)*exp(1i*w0*n*tt);
xx1 = xx1 + xx1_n;
plot(tt,abs(xx1_n),'r');
plot(tt,abs(xx1),'m');
title(sprintf('n = %d',n-NT));
pause(0.5)
end
plot(tt,abs(xx1),'k','LineWidth',2);
What am I doing wrong?
fourier-analysis fourier-series matlab
$endgroup$
Using MATLAB, I am trying to do an analysis of a triangular pulse and recreating it from acquired coefficients of the Fourier series.
The pulse looks like this
syms t
x = triangularPulse(-0.5,0.0,0.5,t-0.2)-0.5;
With the code below, I acquire 16 first coefficients of the series:
NT = 15;
X=[];
ind = -NT : NT;
for p = ind
Xn = (1/T0)*int(x*exp(-1i*w0*p*t),t,BND);
X(p + NT + 1) = Xn;
end
However, while doing the inverse operation, the supposed graph of three periods is:
- of frequency 2 times greater
- of amplitude 2 times smaller
- "lifted" 0.5 units up
... and looks like this
The code:
BND = [t1,t2] + offset;
step = (BND(2) - BND(1))/1000;
tt = [BND(1)-T0 : step: BND(2) + T0];
xx1 = zeros(1,length(tt));
figure
plot(tt,xx1,'m');
hold on;
for n = ind+NT+1
xx1_n = X(n)*exp(1i*w0*n*tt);
xx1 = xx1 + xx1_n;
plot(tt,abs(xx1_n),'r');
plot(tt,abs(xx1),'m');
title(sprintf('n = %d',n-NT));
pause(0.5)
end
plot(tt,abs(xx1),'k','LineWidth',2);
What am I doing wrong?
fourier-analysis fourier-series matlab
fourier-analysis fourier-series matlab
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