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Definition of "Frequency Bin" |
The frequency range and resolution on the frequency axis of a spectrum graph depends on the sampling rate and the size of the data record (the number of acquisition points). The number of frequency points or lines or bands in the power spectrum is NRECORD/2, where NRECORD is the number of signal points captured in the time domain. The first frequency line in the power spectrum always represents DC (frequency=0). The last frequency line can be found at fSAMPLE/2 - fSAMPLE/NRECORD. Frequency lines are spaced at even intervals of fSAMPLE/NRECORD. They are commonly referred to as frequency bins or FFT bins. Bins can also be computed with reference to a data converter's sampling period: Bin = fSAMPLE/NRECORD = 1/(NRECORD × ΔtSAMPLE) Example: We apply a sampling frequency of 82MHz and take 8192 records. The frequency bin is 10kHz. / The frequency range and resolution on the frequency axis of a spectrum graph depends on the sampling rate and the size of the data record. The number of frequency points or lines or bands in the power spectrum is NRECORD/2, where NRECORD is the number of signal points captured in the time domain. |
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