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In this example the signal y

   y = 5 + 3*sin(2*pi*f1) + 1.5*cos(2*pi*f2)

is sampled and an FFT is computed from the sampled signal (default: f1 = 2 Hz, f2 = 3 Hz). In the public part the FFT is stored up to f_max (internally in the protected part the FFT is stored up to 5*f_max). With the default values for f_max (= 4 Hz) and f_resolution (= 0.2 Hz), the following results are achieved:

   fi[0]  = 0,  Ai[0]  = 5;   // mean value of signal
   fi[11] = 2,  Ai[11] = 3;   // frequency/amplitude of sine
   fi[16] = 3,  Ai[16] = 1.5; // frequency/amplitude of cosine

A plot of the resulting FFT is shown in the next image:

Note, phases of small amplitudes (= smaller as 0.0001*maximalAmplitude) are explicitly set to zero, since the corresponding "phase" is numerical noise (and would just be confusing). Furthermore, note that the FFT phases are with respect to a cos(..) signal.

f_max	Value: 4 Type: Frequency (Hz) Description: Maximum frequency of interest
f_resolution	Value: 0.2 Type: Frequency (Hz) Description: Frequency resolution
f1	Value: 2 Type: Frequency (Hz) Description: Frequency of sine
f2	Value: 3 Type: Frequency (Hz) Description: Frequency of cosine
FFT_resultFileName	Value: "RealFFT1_resultFFT.mat" Type: String Description: File where FFT will be stored as [f,A,Phi], with f in {Hz] and A the amplitudes and Phi the phases in [rad]
nfi	Value: max(1, min(integer(ceil(f_max / f_resolution)) + 1, nf)) Type: Integer Description: Number of frequency points of the interested frequency range (only up to f_max)
fi	Value: Type: Frequency[nfi] (Hz) Description: FFT frequencies of interested frequency points

Ai	Type: Real[nfi] Description: FFT amplitudes of interested frequency points
Phii	Type: Real[nfi] Description: FFT phases of interested frequency points
info	Type: Integer Description: Information flag from FFT computation; = 0: FFT successfully computed