Plotting a Spectrogram with data from a csv file
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Hi I have some data in a csv file. The actual data has 1048576 lines and is too big to upload so I'm attaching a chunk of it which has only 10462 lines of data (trial3.csv). I would like to plot a Spectrogram using these values.
I am using the following lines to plot the data.
Array=csvread('trial3.csv');
col1 = Array(:, 1);
col2 = Array(:, 2);
plot(col1, col2)
%[S,F,T]=spectrogram(Array,32,16,32,100)
Can someone tell me how to make a spectrogram out of it please?
Thanks
Winee
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Wayne King
2013년 12월 4일
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2013년 12월 4일
Array = csvread('trial3.csv');
dt = mean(diff(Array(:,1)));% sampling period
Fs = 1/dt;
[S,F,T,P] = spectrogram(Array(:,2),300,280,200,Fs);
surf(T,F,10*log10(abs(P)),'EdgeColor','none');
axis xy; axis tight; colormap(jet); view(0,90);
xlabel('Time (s)');
ylabel('Frequency (Hz)');
You did not answer the question about what is the lowest frequency you want to resolve. That basically defines your window length. I've just used 300 here which gets you down to about 1700 Hz.
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Wayne King
2013년 12월 4일
Just as I told you, you multiply the length of the window in samples by the sampling period. That gives you the length of the window in time.
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Wayne King
2013년 12월 4일
I don't see the attachment.
You have to obtain the spectrogram on a 1-D signal, not a matrix. So is col2 your data?
What is the sampling interval for this data -- time between measurements.
I doubt that 32 points is enough to get a good spectrogram, I would recommend making your window larger than that, but without more details about your data, it's hard to make a more concrete recommendation.
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