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This when using this in real life it can be used to shift to incoming signals together to create a stronger signal =D. |
Latest revision as of 20:27, 14 December 2009
Do an example using matlab of a DFT
For my example I looked into cross correlation. We needed this for our project so it seemed appropriate. To test this I created a sin wave and shifted it over by 100 zeros then I shifted the original function one zero at a time toward my new function each time taking the dot product between the two. As expected and seen in the graph the peak was when I had shifted it 100 times then the curve went back down as it shifted past that point.
close all; clear all; N = 100; t = 0:1000; song1 = sin(t*pi/100); song2 = [zeros(1,N) song1]'; song1 = [song1 zeros(1,N)]'; for n = 1:N a(n) = song1'*song2; song1 = circshift(song1,1); end for x = 1:N b(x) = song1'*song2; song1 = circshift(song1,1); end c = [a b] plot(c)
This when using this in real life it can be used to shift to incoming signals together to create a stronger signal =D.