File:TenPercentFM.PNG
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English: The figure shows the 10% frequency modulation of a "middle-C" note over a 10 second modulation-period, so that we can get a good look at the effects of frequency-change (vertical) on Fourier phase-drift (horizontal).
The "fat" solid color regions correspond to "central-coefficient" frequency crossings in the vertical direction at 21.5332 Hertz intervals in the sound-sampling system used here. When the frequency is above that central frequency within each coefficient, the color oscillates in the RGB direction. When the sound frequency is below that center-point, the oscillation is the the RBG direction. The dark lines mark the phase-inversion (vertically) in the direction of the nearest Fourier coefficient-boundary. They likely occur by rectangular (as distinct from polar) interpolation between opposing phases on log-frequency plots even when the amplitude itself is constant. |
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Author | P. Fraundorf |
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