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Fourier Analysis
The Fourier analysis component performs a Fourier analysis of the input signal over a running window of one cycle of the fundamental frequency of the signal.
The output is held constant to the Initial magnitude and Initial phase values for one cycle of the specified fundamental frequency connected to the second input of the component.
Symbol
Mask Parameters
Name | Description | Unit | Variable = {Possible Values} | |
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Description | Use this field to add all kinds of information about the component | Description = {'string'} | ||
Fundamental frequency | Fundamental frequency used for the calculation of the Fourier analysis over a running window | Hz | Fnom = { [0, 1e12] } | |
Rank of the harmonics | Harmonic component for Fourier analysis. The value 0 is for analyzing the DC component, the value 1 is for analyzing the fundamental frequency and the value n is for analyzing the harmonic n | n = { [0, 100] } | ||
Initial magnitude | Initial value of the magnitude of the output signal for the first simulation cycle. This value cannot be modified during the simulation | MagInit = { [0, 1e12] } | ||
Initial phase | Initial value of the phase of the output signal for the first simulation cycle. This value cannot be modified during the simulation | ° | PhaseInit = { [0, 360] } |
Input/Output Signals
Name | Description | Type |
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In | Input signal. | Input |
Mag | Signal containing the amplitude of the specified harmonic component. | Output |
Pha | Signal containing the phase of the specified harmonic component. | Output |
Sensor Descriptions
Name | Description | Type |
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In | Input signal. | No Unit |
Mag | Signal containing the amplitude of the specified harmonic component, in the same Units as the input signal. | No Unit |
Pha | Signal containing the phase of the specified harmonic component, in the same Units as the input signal. | No Unit |
Internal Circuit of the Component
Example Model
This example demonstrates the use Fourier block to compute the fundamental magnitude and angle of a signal with harmonics.
Note that the following demo requires that users edit the ScopeView template, and replace the existing .oprec data source with the data generated during the simulation
Simulation results
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