Online Fourier Transform Calculator

Calculator for Fourier transform to any measured values or functions

The fast Fourier transform (FFT) is an algorithm for the efficient calculation of the discrete Fourier transform (DFT). It can be used to decompose a discrete-time signal into its frequency components and thus analyze it.

With the calculator, the Fourier transform can be applied to any measured values or alternatively to a function with equidistant samples. The number of samples must be a power of two for the FFT.

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ceil
floor
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sinh
cosh
sin(πx+π4)
cos(πx+π4)
tan(πx+π4)
sin2(πx+π4)
cos2(πx+π4)
tan2(πx+π4)
1sin(x)
1cos(x)
1tan(x)
sin(x)cos(πx)
sin(cos(x))
exsin(x)cos(x)
x+1 / x+2
x2-1/ x2+1
1 / x+1
1+√x / 1-√y
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FunctionDescription
sin(x)Sine of x
cos(x)Cosine of x
tan(x)Tangent of x
asin(x)arcsine
acos(x)arccosine of x
atan(x)arctangent of x
atan2(y, x)Returns the arctangent of the quotient of its arguments.
cosh(x)Hyperbolic cosine of x
sinh(x)Hyperbolic sine of x
pow(a, b)Power ab
sqrt(x)Square root of x
exp(x)e-function
log(x), ln(x)Natural logarithm
log(x, b)Logarithm to base b
log2(x), lb(x)Logarithm to base 2
log10(x), ld(x)Logarithm to base 10
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Calculation by means of table values:
Number of table values:
Load from file:

An alternative input is possible by loading the data from a file. The sampled values must be separated by comma, space or semicolon. At the end there must be a semicolon as termination.

Table of the results of the FFT

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