tempspecf(V, FS) plots the temporal power transform, spatially averaged,
of the time series of vector or scalar fields V. FS is the sampling
frequency, in Hz (1 Hz by default). The maximum frenquency is half the
sampling frequency (Niquist theorem).
tempspecf(V, FS, 'Property1', 'Property2', ...) specify the properties:
- 'hann': uses a Hann apodization.
- 'peak': also shows the frequency and index of the peaks.
- 'doublex' or 'doubley': counts twice the energy spectrum for the x
(or y) velocity component (in case of statistical axisymmetry).
[F, E] = tempspecf(...) returns the result without display, where F is
the frequency (in Hz) and E the energy density.
Example
tempspecf (v(2:end), 2, 'hann', 'peak');
Parseval theorem verification:
[f,e] = tempspecf(v,1);
energy_spectral = sum(e)*f(2);
[sx, sy] = statf(v);
energy_physical = sx.rms.^2 + sy.rms.^2;
See Also
specf.
Published output in the Help browser
showdemo tempspecf