what is the advantage as the point of fft increases? I know that if the N point is greater than the length of the signal, zeros are added at the end of the signal.
But I'm not sure of the advantages of zero padding of the signal. What exactly does N point mean and zero padding advantage in doing fft?
And if you add an enormous number of zeros, in the gain in terms of fft better?
The N point FFT of a sequence x[n] is given
and the sequence is given as
So N-point FFT assumes that the sequence x[n] is periodic with period N and hence it can have only discrete frequencies from 0 to 2pi at the spacing of 2pi/N. So the frequency resolution is proportional to the no of points.
Lets assume that the length of sequence is M and we are taking N points FFT where M < N. So we have
and
So the N point FFT equation becomes
Or
Since no of terms inside the summation is lesser (M < N), the gain decreases.
what is the advantage as the point of fft increases? I know that if the N...
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Depreciation for 2000 (where do i list it). Subtracting it leaves
me with $138,000 and it should be $140,000.
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