I wanted to work on FFT using gnuradio. I have a question. Why there is
only one frequency shown in plot ? why negative frequency is not being
displayed ? I have attached picture of GRC implementation and FFT plot
as
well.
I wanted to work on FFT using gnuradio. I have a question. Why there is
only one frequency shown in plot ? why negative frequency is not being
displayed ? I have attached picture of GRC implementation and FFT plot as
well.
So, the blue color means complex floats. The signal source is not
producing sin(t), its producing e^jwt
I wanted to
work on FFT using gnuradio. I have a question. Why there is only one
frequency shown in plot ? why negative frequency is not being displayed
? I have attached picture of GRC implementation and FFT plot as well.
Best Regards,
Sam
Because there’s no negative frequency component
in your sample stream.
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