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pole zero surface plot for read 1D data ( number of data 700)

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I like to go for laplace transform of 1D real data (number of data 700) and pole zero surafce plot for showing peak of poles.

Can anybody help me,

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AK

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Do you already have your 1D array of data?

 

There is a Laplace transform function here:

 Signal Processing >> Transforms >> Laplace Transform Real.vi

 

It takes an input of a 1D array of data, and 'end'.

End is the time of the last point.

(ie initial time t=0, end t=X)

 

It will then output an array of transformed data.

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Hello cory:

 

After laplace {x}, how can suface of abs(laplace {X}) whic will give me pole zero peak in 3D  surafce ( s palne).

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AK 

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Can you please elaborate on what you are trying to do?

Once you used the Laplace Transform, you would like to plot this value on a surface plot?

 

If that is what you are asking:
A 3D surface plot takes inputs of an x-vector, a y-vector, and a z-matrix.

The z-matrix would contain the transformed data.

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Hello Cory:

 

You said to write elaboratly. Thanks.

 

After laplace transform I get Laplace {X}. This is an array,  say 500 data. they are alll real.

According to the laplace transform rule, I can plot pole and zero in s plane. My intention to plot pole and zero in the s plane.

I dont know how I can plot pole and zero from laplace{X} real data.

 

Your help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

AK

 

 

 

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