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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.

〰️ Sine Waves
5Hz12Hz25Hz47Hz80Hz
Time domain: 5, 12, 25, 47, 80 Hz

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

FilterEffect on Sine WaveUse Case
Low PassAttenuates high frequenciesNoise reduction
High PassAttenuates low frequenciesRemove DC offset
Band PassIsolates specific frequenciesSignal extraction

Mathematical Definition

y(t) = A × sin(2πft + φ)

Where:

  • A = Amplitude
  • f = Frequency (Hz)
  • t = Time (seconds)
  • φ = Phase (radians)

Released under the MIT License.