Applications of add Blackman window function in FFT
Ouyang Ming-xing
Abstract
Ouyang Ming-xing
Abstract
The calculation of abruptly truncated FFT in an infinite sequence is frequently associated with spectrum leakage,and the leakage can be effectively inhibited using a slow-changing window interception.Different window functions have different characters,therefore it is possible to analyze the transformation features of a single FTT signal in different windows functions and with different points interceptions,using a Matlab simulation analysis.The method was applied to the power harmonic analysis with an add Blackman windows function.
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The calculation of abruptly truncated FFT in an infinite sequence is frequently associated with spectrum leakage,and the leakage can be effectively inhibited using a slow-changing window interception.Different window functions have different characters,therefore it is possible to analyze the transformation features of a single FTT signal in different windows functions and with different points interceptions,using a Matlab simulation analysis.The method was applied to the power harmonic analysis with an add Blackman windows function.
Key concepts: Window function, Fast Fourier transform, MATLAB, Leakage (economics), Window (computing), Computer science, Spectral leakage, Algorithm