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Frequency domain windowing

 

The Energy-time Curve is computed by first transforming from time domain to frequency domain.

 

 

If is checked, this transform is performed faster using a Fourier transform with a data length of an order of two. The data are padded with zeros to get this length. This may introduce an error if a DC-component exists.

 

After the Fourier transform, a window may be applied to the complex frequency data before performing the inverse transform. The following choices are possible:

 

 

More:

 

Unwindowed

Half-Hanning

Blackman-Harris (full)

Filtering using Hamming