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    bin
    /bɪn/

    noun

    • 1. a receptacle in which to deposit rubbish.
    • 2. each of a series of ranges of numerical value into which data are sorted in statistical analysis.

    verb

    • 1. throw (something) away by putting it in a bin: informal "piles of junk that should have been binned years ago"
    • 2. store (something, especially wine) in a bin: "paint on the bottles indicated which way up they should be binned"

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  2. Nov 7, 2015 · If you present 3 seconds of data to the FFT, then each frequency bin delta of the FFT would be 1/3 Hz. Therefore, bin 30 (your claim of the lower peak bin) would actually equate to 10 Hz (technically, (30-1)*1/3 = 9.67 Hz, since the first bin is 0 Hz, and bin 271 (estimated from chart) would equate to 90 Hz (271-1)*1/3 = 90 Hz.

  3. Jul 15, 2019 · A complex exponential with a frequency that is integer multiple of the bin spacing will only show up in one bin. I.e. a +100 Hz complex exponential will show up bin +10. A cosine wave with a frequency that's NOT an integer multiple of the bin spacing (e.g. 105Hz) will spread out over all bins.

  4. Mar 31, 2018 · The width of each frequency bin is determines solely by the rate the signal was sampled at and the length of the FFT. The width of each bin is the sampling frequency divided by the number of samples in your FFT. df = fs / N. Frequency bins start from -fs/2 and go up to fs/2. That means if sampled at 100Hz for 100 samples, your frequency bins ...

  5. linear independent frequency bin count for fft (up to Nyquist cut-off frequency) is for even sample count: N = samples / 2 + 1. for even sample count: N = (samples - 1) / 2 + 1. The whole number of bins in FFT equal to the sampe count. First frequency bin is a zero frequency one. Second one is the bin for freqStep frequency and so on.

  6. Mar 17, 2017 · If we wanted to add a nuance, the "gate" is the actual switching on of the receiver for the duration of observing the reflected signal (which can be as narrow as a single sample, which even a single sample for analog to digital conversions is an integrated observation over a sample time), while the range bin is which "gate" you are in. (Imagine a receiver that can have several gates covering the full possible range of the target).

  7. Apr 14, 2020 · $\begingroup$ "The next bin N (if we had more bins) would be the sampling frequency itself and would be no different than bin 0." Thanks I'll think about this. Could you explain what you mean my "you only need Fs/2 for real waveforms". What exactly do you only need two of and what are you holding constant? $\endgroup$ –

  8. Note that the frequency response of each bin filter overlaps with others except at exact bin centers (representing exactly periodic-in-aperture pure sinusoids). For the default rectangular window, only about 87% of a bin's passband is within 0.5 of a bin width from the bin center frequency, which is why ignoring so-called leakage might not be a good idea.

  9. In this site the define it as follow: 2) Bandwidth is the range of frequencies -- the difference between the highest-frequency signal component and the lowest-frequency signal component -- an electronic signal uses on a given transmission medium.

  10. Doppler frequency for a target is calculated by taking the FFT over the slow time for the range bin the target is in. The key to understanding velocity resolution for pulsed radar is that coherent processing interval (CPI - the total amount of time spanned by slow time samples) acts as a rectangular windowing function on your slow time samples.

  11. Apr 15, 2020 · Frequency Resolution is not Bin Resolution/Width. In the graph below notice that the lobes dont get closer (frequency resolution) even though bin width is decreasing. Credit: Dan Boschen. Frequency resolution is rather a property of the Fourier transform of the rectangular function (i.e. the sinc function).