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Re: Confused about data returned from an FFT for a AU
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Re: Confused about data returned from an FFT for a AU


  • Subject: Re: Confused about data returned from an FFT for a AU
  • From: Volker in Lists <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 13 Mar 2009 16:38:37 +0100

Hi,


the result of an FFT is "power" for each frequency class (you have FFTSIZE/2 classes) . So you do the right thing walking through the FFTSIZE/2 bins. You write something about interleaving - afaik interleaved data has to be serialized before sent through the FFT.


What do you mean by passing the whole signal through? Usually if your signal is longer than the window size you move your window over the signal (w/ or w/o overlap) and that way you can get a 2D spectral representation (frequency over time) (Sonagramm). You shouldn't average to get a single spectrum in the end, but use a larger window, best with zero padding and a square window function (or no window function, which is the same).

Further questions? Mail me in private.


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