shakes_ck wrote:
> Hi,
>  I am trying to plot my signal(sum of two sines of different frequencies)
> in the the frequency domain using FFT function of matlab.
>  The magnitude plot -> y_mag = real(fft(x,N)
>  is giving correct result.
>  But the phase plot -> y_phase = imag(fft(x,N));
>  is not giving correct result.....
>  Can someone help me..?

Are you accounting for phase wrapping?

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On 16 mai, 12:38, "shakes_ck" <chandrasheka...@patni.com> wrote:
> Hi,

Hi,

>  I am trying to plot my signal(sum of two sines of different frequencies)
> in the the frequency domain using FFT function of matlab.
>  The magnitude plot -> y_mag = real(fft(x,N)
>  is giving correct result.
>  But the phase plot -> y_phase = imag(fft(x,N));
>  is not giving correct result.....
>  Can someone help me..?

You make an error when you resp. compute the magnitude and the phase
of your fft using the real and imaginary part of it.
To obtain the magnitude plot, you should use the modulus of your
Fourier signal: y_mag = abs(ff((x,N));
For the phase plot, you should use the function angle: y_phase =
angle(fft(x,N));
or the unwrapped phase using the matlab function unwrap: y_phase =
unwrap(angle(fft(x,N)));

>
> Thanks & Regards,
> shakes_ck
>

Matthieu

Hi,
 I am trying to plot my signal(sum of two sines of different frequencies)
in the the frequency domain using FFT function of matlab.
 The magnitude plot -> y_mag = real(fft(x,N)
 is giving correct result.
 But the phase plot -> y_phase = imag(fft(x,N));
 is not giving correct result.....
 Can someone help me..?

Thanks & Regards,
shakes_ck

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