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BSL PRO Lesson H32 - Biopac

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<strong>BSL</strong> <strong>PRO</strong> <strong>Lesson</strong> <strong>H32</strong><br />

Power spectral density plot:<br />

BIOPAC Systems, Inc.<br />

For a power spectral density plot, divide the square of the FFT by the spectral bandwidth (i.e. frequency<br />

increment of the FFT). The frequency increment will vary depending on the number of R-R Intervals used and<br />

on the sampling frequency of the raw data. To measure it:<br />

1. Click the horizontal scale of the FFT.<br />

2. Change the time to 0.01.<br />

3. Right-click or choose Display > Show > Dot Plot.<br />

4. Highlight a segment of data that contains only two (2) points.<br />

5. Set a measurement to delta F to obtain the frequency increment.<br />

6. Click Transform > Expression.<br />

a) Enter "(CH1*CH1)/(delta F frequency increment)" to square the<br />

waveform and divide it by the frequency increment, (in this case<br />

0.001907).<br />

b) Set Destination to New.<br />

c) Select "Transform entire waveform."<br />

d) Click "Scaling" and change volts to "msec square/Hz" or "sec<br />

square/Hz" to acquire the correct units.<br />

The resulting graph should be similar to:<br />

Power Spectral Density Graph<br />

www.biopac.com<br />

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