Sine Waves FFT Analysis
Interactive visualization of pure sinusoidal signals at multiple frequencies. Sine waves are the fundamental building blocks of signal analysis - they contain only the fundamental frequency with no harmonics.
About Sine Waves
Characteristics
- Purest waveform: Contains only the fundamental frequency
- FFT Spectrum: Shows a single sharp peak at the fundamental frequency
- No harmonics: Unlike square or triangle waves
Frequencies
This demo shows 5 different frequencies simultaneously:
- 5 Hz - Low frequency (cyan)
- 12 Hz - Low-mid frequency (orange)
- 25 Hz - Mid frequency (purple)
- 47 Hz - Mid-high frequency (green)
- 80 Hz - High frequency (pink)
Interference Pattern
When multiple sine waves are combined, they create complex interference patterns. The white dashed line shows the combined signal - the sum of all frequencies.
Filter Effects
| Filter | Effect on Sine Wave | Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| Low Pass | Attenuates high frequencies | Noise reduction |
| High Pass | Attenuates low frequencies | Remove DC offset |
| Band Pass | Isolates specific frequencies | Signal extraction |
Mathematical Definition
y(t) = A × sin(2πft + φ)Where:
A= Amplitudef= Frequency (Hz)t= Time (seconds)φ= Phase (radians)