fftw_fft_complex
Description
Calculates the discrete Fourier transform or inverse Fourier transform of a sequence of iSize complex data values
Syntax
int fftw_fft_complex( int iSize, d_complex * vSig, FFT_SIGN iSign = FFT_FORWARD )
Parameters
- iSize
- [input] the number of data values.
- vSig
- [modify] the complex data sequences for input and the result data after transformation for output
- iSign
- [input] the transformation to carry out
- = FFT_FORWARD: FFT (by default)
- = FFT_BACKWARD: IFFT.
Return
- Returns 0 for success or error codes for failure.
Examples
EX1
//Assume the current Worksheet has 6 columns, the first two columns contain 7 data each.
//The first column is the real part of the original complex data and the second column
//is the imaginary part. This piece of code reads in a sequence of these 7 complex data
//values and put the result of the discrete Fourier transform of the original data
//into the third and fourth columns. The third column is the real part and the fourth
//column is the imaginary part. Then inverse Fourier transform is performed, and the
//result is output into the fifth and sixth column.
#include <..\originlab\fft.h>
void TEST_fftw_fft_complex()
{
int nSize = 7, success;
//Attach two Datasets to these 2 columns
Worksheet wks = Project.ActiveLayer();
if(wks)
{
Dataset xx(wks, 0);
Dataset yy(wks, 1);
Dataset aa(wks, 2);
aa.SetSize(nSize);
Dataset bb(wks, 3);
bb.SetSize(nSize);
Dataset cc(wks, 4);
cc.SetSize(nSize);
Dataset dd(wks, 5);
dd.SetSize(nSize);
vector x = xx, y = yy;
//make a complex vector use x and y
vector<complex> vc;
vc.MakeComplex(x, y);
///FFT
success = fftw_fft_complex(nSize, vc);
//put the result back to the current worksheet, the third and the fourth column.
vc.GetReal(x);
vc.GetImaginary(y);
aa = x;
bb = y;
///IFT
success = fftw_fft_complex(nSize, vc, FFT_BACKWARD);
//put the result back to the current worksheet, the fifth and the sixth column.
vc.GetReal(x);
vc.GetImaginary(y);
cc = x;
dd = y;
}
}
Remark
See Also
fft_fft_complex
header to Include
fft.h
Reference
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