fourier transform of exp
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hi.i want to plot fourier transform of this:
my code is this:
clc
clear all
t=-5:0.01:5;
y=exp(-0.5*abs(t));
Fs=1;
X=fft(y);
f=(-length(X)/2:length(X)/2-1)*(Fs/length(X))
subplot(211);
plot(t,y);
subplot(212);
plot(f,fftshift(abs(X)));
but it donot.
the wrong result is this:
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David Goodmanson
2019년 8월 9일
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2019년 8월 9일
HI Hadimargo,
A few modifications are necessary to make this work out. oo First, in the time domain the exponential function is not really small enough at the left and right boundary to give a fully accurate result. Points are inexpensive here, and changing the t array to, say, -40:.01:40 gives suitably small values at the boundaries. oo Second, for an fft with a given array spacing delta_t , you can't declare the sampling frequency to be anything you want. Fs equals 1/delta_t by definition, so in this case Fs = 100. oo Third, if you zoom in on your result, the max of the function is not at f=0 but is off by one array point. Since N is odd, the frequency array should be symmetric about zero:
f = ((-(N-1)/2:(N-1)/2)/N)*Fs
Also, the plot you are comparing to is a function of w and not f, so
w = 2*pi*((-(N-1)/2:(N-1)/2)/N)*Fs
oo Fourth, for the scaling of the result, you are using the fft as a approximation to a continuous integral, so the sum perfomed by the fft is multiplied by the time spacing delta_t. WIth those changes, then zooming in on the result as a function of w shows agreement with the comparison fourier transform plot.
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David Goodmanson
2019년 8월 9일
The problem is that your first new code implements three of the changes I mentioned, but not the fourth. The fft result X is supposed to get multiiplied by delta_t. Once you do that, the result is 4 and not 400.
It is worthwhile to verify by a second method, as you did. Note that trapz includes delta_t automatically.
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