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    This document contains code to analyze a signal from a CSV file by taking its fast Fourier transform (FFT). It loads the CSV data, calculates the sampling frequency, takes the FFT of the second column of data, and plots the amplitude spectrum in both linear and logarithmic scales against frequency up to 20 MHz with a grid.

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    This document contains code to analyze a signal from a CSV file by taking its fast Fourier transform (FFT). It loads the CSV data, calculates the sampling frequency, takes the FFT of the second column of data, and plots the amplitude spectrum in both linear and logarithmic scales against frequency up to 20 MHz with a grid.

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    "Mixed Signal/samples - Bootstrap - Output - Samples - CSV": X Readmatrix N Size (X, 1) Fs 1/diff (X (1:2) )

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    Savio S
    This document contains code to analyze a signal from a CSV file by taking its fast Fourier transform (FFT). It loads the CSV data, calculates the sampling frequency, takes the FFT of the second column of data, and plots the amplitude spectrum in both linear and logarithmic scales against frequency up to 20 MHz with a grid.

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    x = readmatrix("Mixed Signal/samples_bootstrap_output_samples.

    csv");
    n = size(x, 1);
    fs = 1/diff(x(1:2));

    y = (fft(x(:,2)));
    f = (0:n-1)/n*fs;
    plot(f/1e6, abs(y));
    xlabel('f(MHz)'); ylabel('Amp'); grid on

    plot(f/1e6, 20*log10(abs(y)));
    xlabel('f(MHz)'); ylabel('Amp (dB)'); grid on

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    %xlim([1.9 20])

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