% Twiddle-factors W are computed via % W = fi_radix2twiddles(N) % where N = length(X). % % The length of vector X must be an exact power of two. % Y = FI_M_RADIX2FFT_ALGORITHM1_6_2_TYPED(X, W, T) computes the radix-2 % FFT of input vector X with twiddle-factors W. %FI_M_RADIX2FFT_ORIGINAL_TYPED Radix-2 FFT example. To verify that you correctly implemented the algorithm in MATLAB®, run a known signal through it and compare the results to the results produced by the MATLAB® FFT function.Īs seen in the plot below, the error is within tolerance of the MATLAB® built-in FFT function, verifying that you have correctly implemented the algorithm.įunction x = fi_m_radix2fft_algorithm1_6_2_typed(x, w, T) % % Copyright 2004-2015 The MathWorks, Inc. % Reference: % Charles Van Loan, Computational Frameworks for the Fast Fourier % Transform, SIAM, Philadelphia, 1992, Algorithm 1.6.2, p. % % See also FI_RADIX2FFT_DEMO, FI_M_RADIX2FFT_WITHSCALING. % % This version of the algorithm has no scaling before the stages. % Y = FI_M_RADIX2FFT_ALGORITHM1_6_2(X, W) computes the radix-2 FFT of % input vector X with twiddle-factors W. %FI_M_RADIX2FFT_ALGORITHM1_6_2 Radix-2 FFT example. Suggestions are requested for details on better optimization, program organization, data x = fi_m_radix2fft_algorithm1_6_2(x, w) The programs are a mix of nested functions and GUIDE developed.
#MATLAB SIMULINK FFT PROFESSIONAL#
Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2, Dual-Core AMD (1.596 Mhz). Screens set at any_width x 600 do not work.
#MATLAB SIMULINK FFT WINDOWS#
The development was with WINDOWS OS using a 1280 x 800 screen, but works OK down to 1024 x 768 resolution. On most errors the program attempts to start over by cleaning up and putting back up the GetData window for a different (new) data input. This allows for the Excel (.cvs extension) and ASCII data from the HP and Tektronix oscilloscopes used in our lab. The input data lines to be plotted must have only numeric data following the last comma, space or tab in the line or the whole line can be numeric. The windowing does not appear very useful, either because the FFT range is selected visually when using the zoom function or possibly because the window length is always the same size as the data vector? Also,the default log frequency axis can be changed to linear and the default linear gain can be switched to ?d? which was required in the original application. On the FFT GUI there are options to apply a WINDOW or to down sample the data. If there are less than 30 lines of data a WARNING is anunciated with the option for a new selection or to continue with the given data. Each workspace input data vector is checked for length when loaded at program startup and if there is less than 10 lines are not shown in the WS variable selection scroll box on the GUI. Separately entering the sample rate allows more formats to run without special handling for each different type.įor a file souce, if there are less than 10 lines of data, an ERROR is flagged and the routine goes back to the start-up screen (GUI) for a different (new) WS variable or file selection. The scope data types used in our lab had either no time vector (column or row) or the Y (voltage) vector values are always located at the end of the line (trimmed) after a final blank, tab or comma. The sample rate is required to construct the time vector, rather than using a possible input time vector, because outputs from the different data files, scopes and Excel have various time information or formats. Workspace and *.mat data from Simulink must be sampled using zero-order-hold block if a variable-step solver is selected or use the sample parameter in the save-to-workspace or save-to-file blocks. Once the data source is selected there is a prompt for the sample frequency and a plot of the input data is shown, allowing a zoom (or not) into a selected time range before performing the FFT. The GUI can also handle simple *.csv files generated in Excel and some scope types. Also, can use Simulink generated 'To File' (*.mat file) or 'To Workspace' ('Array', 'Structure', 'Structure WithTime') block outputs. Except for *.mat files from Simulink the data should be ascii. The voltage (y-axis) data can be in a single row or column. Implements the selection of a workspace variable generated in the command window or from an *.m file. Input data are selected and loaded from the top-level (start) GUI -> GetData_vxx.fig. No input parameter is required to start the program. Simple PLOT, ZOOM and FFT for various oscilloscpope, Simulink or Matlab data formats