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Mark Newman
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Are you a budding engineer dreaming of a career creating and inventing? Is the maths holding you back? I believe that mathematical concepts are more than just a set of abstract equations and I’m passionate about finding visual and intuitive ways of explaining them.
I’m Mark Newman, an Electronics Engineer with 25 years of practical experience. I went through university in a haze of Greek letters and abstract formulae, doubting whether I'd chosen the right career. I'm determined that others shouldn’t have to suffer the same fate.
On this channel, I use the power of video and animation to teach the core concepts of signals and systems, providing you with the tools you need to turn theory into practice. I can't produce a video a week, but I can promise you quality mini-series produced periodically which will help you ace your signals and systems course. Click subscribe and set the bell notification for updates on the next mini-series or email me at the address below.
I’m Mark Newman, an Electronics Engineer with 25 years of practical experience. I went through university in a haze of Greek letters and abstract formulae, doubting whether I'd chosen the right career. I'm determined that others shouldn’t have to suffer the same fate.
On this channel, I use the power of video and animation to teach the core concepts of signals and systems, providing you with the tools you need to turn theory into practice. I can't produce a video a week, but I can promise you quality mini-series produced periodically which will help you ace your signals and systems course. Click subscribe and set the bell notification for updates on the next mini-series or email me at the address below.
How to use the FFT like a Pro, Understand the output
Feeling unsure how to use the FFT’s puzzling list of complex numbers that it gives you in its output? Don't worry, you're not alone! This video will show you how to make sense of all that gibberish.
You’ll learn how to convert the position of each item in the output list into a frequency value in Hz and find out how you can increase the resolution of your results. You'll also discover how to calculate the true strength of each frequency component in your signal and unlock the phase information to gain deeper insights into its behavior. ️
Don’t let the output of the FFT baffle you anymore. Take control of your signal analysis with these easy tips.
Understanding the Fourier Transform isn't just about using it - it's about unlocking its true potential. Imagine interpreting results with confidence, troubleshooting issues like a pro, and squeezing even more insights from your data.
That's why I've created "How the Fourier Transform Works," an online course that breaks down the mathematical complexities of the Fourier Transform into clear, bite-sized lessons. No more feeling lost in equations!
The official release is still a few months away, but you can be one of 50 early birds and get 50% off the course price, instant access to the first 15 lectures, and automatic updates as new lectures are added.
Click the link below, and secure your spot as one of the lucky 50 today!
the-fourier-transform.teachable.com/p/how-the-fourier-transform-works/?coupon_code=EARLYBIRD
00:00 Introduction
00:36 Ident
00:48 Where is the frequency information?
02:05 How to calculate the magnitude of each frequency
02:45 How to calculate the phase for each frequency
03:32 Master the Fourier Transform
You’ll learn how to convert the position of each item in the output list into a frequency value in Hz and find out how you can increase the resolution of your results. You'll also discover how to calculate the true strength of each frequency component in your signal and unlock the phase information to gain deeper insights into its behavior. ️
Don’t let the output of the FFT baffle you anymore. Take control of your signal analysis with these easy tips.
Understanding the Fourier Transform isn't just about using it - it's about unlocking its true potential. Imagine interpreting results with confidence, troubleshooting issues like a pro, and squeezing even more insights from your data.
That's why I've created "How the Fourier Transform Works," an online course that breaks down the mathematical complexities of the Fourier Transform into clear, bite-sized lessons. No more feeling lost in equations!
The official release is still a few months away, but you can be one of 50 early birds and get 50% off the course price, instant access to the first 15 lectures, and automatic updates as new lectures are added.
Click the link below, and secure your spot as one of the lucky 50 today!
the-fourier-transform.teachable.com/p/how-the-fourier-transform-works/?coupon_code=EARLYBIRD
00:00 Introduction
00:36 Ident
00:48 Where is the frequency information?
02:05 How to calculate the magnitude of each frequency
02:45 How to calculate the phase for each frequency
03:32 Master the Fourier Transform
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How to use the FFT on a signal of any size
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Tired of having to make sure your signal contains a specific number of samples (power of 2)? Learn how to use the FFT with signals of any length! In this video, we’ll discover 3 powerful techniques to overcome the power of 2 limitation, discuss the pros and cons of each method, help you choose the right method for your application, and discover how to avoid data distortion and ensure accurate f...
How to use the FFT like a pro, 3 essential signal prep tips
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Unsure how to use the FFT to get meaningful results from your data? Join me as I unveil 3 crucial signal preparation tips to ensure accurate frequency analysis. In this video, you'll discover: 1. How to find the perfect sampling rate to avoid aliasing and capture all the frequencies in your signal. 2. How low-pass filters prevent high-frequency noise from distorting your signal and messing up y...
An Introduction to the Fourier Transform
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In this engaging introduction to the Fourier Transform, we use a fun Lego analogy to understand what the Fourier Transform is. Just as a toy car can be assembled from individual Lego bricks, each brick with properties like its color, its shape, and its position in the car, we'll see how signals can be built from individual sinusoids, each sinusoid with properties like its frequency, its amplitu...
Modern Digital Filter Design | Advice from an expert
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Modern Digital Filter Design | Advice from an expert
Negative Frequency, Imaginary Numbers and the Complex Conjugate
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Negative Frequency, Imaginary Numbers and the Complex Conjugate
Preview: Negative frequency, imaginary numbers and the complex conjugate
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Preview: Negative frequency, imaginary numbers and the complex conjugate
Why is the output of the FFT symmetrical?
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Why is the output of the FFT symmetrical?
Where are magnitude and phase in the output of the FFT?
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Where are magnitude and phase in the output of the FFT?
Where is Frequency in the output of the FFT?
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Where is Frequency in the output of the FFT?
The imaginary number i and the Fourier Transform
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The imaginary number i and the Fourier Transform
Convolution and the Fourier Transform explained visually
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Convolution and the Fourier Transform explained visually
Math with Imaginary Numbers | Division
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Math with Imaginary Numbers | Division
Math with Imaginary Numbers | Multiplication
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Math with Imaginary Numbers | Multiplication
Math with Imaginary Numbers | Addition and Subtraction
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Math with Imaginary Numbers | Addition and Subtraction
Why is i the Square Root of Minus One?
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Why is i the Square Root of Minus One?
How the Fourier Transform Works, an online course | Signal Processing | Signals and Systems
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How the Fourier Transform Works, an online course | Signal Processing | Signals and Systems
How the Fourier Transform Works | Patreon Appeal
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How the Fourier Transform Works | Patreon Appeal
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*Order of Sharps* Fat Cats Go Down Alleys Eating Bread *Order of Sharp Key Signatures* Go Down And Eat Breakfast First Charlie *Order of Flats* BEAD Greatest Common Factor *Order of Flat Key Signatures* Flat Boys Eat And Do Grow Chubby Example: D Flat Signature has 5 flats, and they are.. “B, E, A, D, and G” And of course, all this applies to major key signatures. Not minor.
thanks Mark. Beautiful explanation. I would only add at the end, along with 1: e, 2: pi, 3: sin, cos, 4: i a 5th concept: the concept of 0 which is another great math concept.
Thank you ❤ We owe him big time
Wow your video was also pretty clever compression of beautifully presented information. Btw could you name the Axis physical quantities and their relative units next time that would be really nice for me
This man is brilliant and needs his own TV show!!
this is the best video i've watched and i watched it in normal speed! i've watched all other videoes in 2x speed. i especially like the treadmill you used. lol. you are a genius.
I am new to music, Are you using the term "key" to mean "scale" ?
Yes. The key a piece of music is in will dictate which notes are in its scale.
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It’s amazing that they had vision Transformers back then creating the portraits of Fourier as a child, the children, and the soldiers.
Nice visualization.
Holy Fourier this is a brilliant video!
Do you have a video discussing different tuning systems: Pythagorean, just, equal temperament,...?
I am a musician and this is one of the best explanations I have ever seen for the circle of 5ths!
interesting
really good
e^(tau i)=1
you're one of the tau guys huh?
Wonderfully explained concepts. Everything from the thorough explanations to the visuals are clear. Thank you.
DO NOT USE BLUEJEAN IS SO DISGUSTING. YOU ARE NOT A BOY
It's the root of -1 BY DEFINITION.
This is the best explanation I have found on youtube. Thank you so much.
I find it crazy that in such old times they had that kind of deep mathematics. Like how do they know without geogebra or something 😭
I tuoi video sono fatti benissimo, se posso fare una domanda, cosa sono i frequency bins?
this explanation is insane, even a grade 9 student can understand.
this has to be the clearest explanation of what convolution is..
Do a "run-down" stuff from this video onto the Global varients of any worldwide country genre and Ottoman Turkish/Turkish Sufi or mevlevi songs, to see how you can be correct or fix issues and i'll challenge everyone from 12 tone, O'Neely the youtube channel guy?
Loved this video, it helped me a lot, however, when I played my keyboard along with your song at the end, I had to play your song in 'F' to match the pitch from your song you said you were playing in 'C'. So I had to re-diagram your C scale alongside my F scale. Your 'confirmation' passage also included a minor third you failed to mention, so your modulation turned out to be confusing. It's OK, I finally figure it out. Thanks again for the valuable information.
so is your video...
Why is the picture that you showed of sinusoids so dense? After all sinusoid should be an easy 2D picture?Correct me if i am wrong and kindly help me enhance my understanding
Wonderful explanation. I could have used this a few decades ago during my first class in Quantum Physics, when the professor wrote out Euler's Formula without any explanation. I couldn't understand how raising a number to a constant could create cosine and sine functions.
Nice Explanation. I m still not getting idea on Synthesis part. If some frequency exists in signal but how we can determine when the frequency component started with what phase and when it ended with what phase. How reconstruction works.
I am okay with understanding i^2 = -1. But how does this imply i = sqrt(-1)?
Pretty interesting. I studied all of this in college, but never really understood it. You might also have mentioned that e (I did not know that Euler named the symbol after himself) is the base of natural logarithms. Or is that the subject for another video?
“I used to think math was no fun ‘Cause I didn’t know how it was done But Euler’s my hero ‘Cause I now know that zero Equals e to the j pi plus 1” - Paul J. Nihan
You must be an electrical engineer since you used j instead of i to represent the square root of negative one.
Holy cow! I didn’t think I can ever start to understand this, but thanks to you and your video that has changed!
Great vid
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Who is this guy...😂
Uncle Roger of engineering 😂
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Woww thanks, but what is difference Fourier and Z transform?
The Z transform is the digital version of the Laplace transform. The Fourier Transform builds signals out sinusoids with constant amplitude. The Laplace transform builds signals out of decaying sinusoids. They both do a similar job but in a different way.
aliasing! aliasing propagates phasors on the spectra when the transformation convolves impulses through them
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at 5:02 what if the test signal isn't in phase with the signal? Do you sweep the signal from 0 to 2pi to see if it matches? Does that mean any algorithm implementing this would at least be O(n^2)
Wow that’s great 2nd yea mech thanks u
An elegant and efficient explanation --👏😊.
Just ordered the book. Brilliant , brilliant brilliant 👏. Thanks so much.
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I just discovered this channel. I love that style of old tv shows that make sense, not that flashy "behold our 4D presentation and effects".