Re: How can i display the signal out of a FFT block to a graph?
Hi, For the Y-axis, it depends of the input data binaries. I mean, if these come from a voltage signal or a collection of data or a sound signal, etc. It's necessary to know the factor conversion the voltage values, for example... And for the X-axis, that represents the axis of frequencies, and its posible to reconstruct until the nyquist order of the harmonic frequency (FS/2).Also it's important, the lenght of the input data, it's a power of 2, since algorithm FFT gives a fast and optimal result. Then connect the output to a Waveform Graph Display, on the front panel. I hope this help. Bye..
Re: How can i display the signal out of a FFT block to a graph?
Hello St. Augustine, You should not need to do any conversion from the output of the FFT VIs to the waveform graph. Make sure, however, that you are wiring into a Waveform Graph.vi and not the Waveform Chart.vi. Regards, Jyoti F. National Instruments
How can i display the signal out of a FFT block to a graph?
What conversion is required in order to convert a the output of a FFT block to a waveform display? The signal input to the FFT block is a binary pattern signal!