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Can synchronous Sampling be done by Matlab

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Ijeoma Madu
Ijeoma Madu le 11 Déc 2012
Hi:) I have a tacho signal and a vibration signal and i would like to synchronize both using Matlab´. Any Ideas?
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Jan
Jan le 12 Déc 2012
"I have a signal" is not clear also: Do you have feel the signal, while you sit in the car, or do you have two sensors measring this in real-time, or two file with recorded data and the corresponding times, or one file with two columns?
Ijeoma Madu
Ijeoma Madu le 12 Déc 2012
Modifié(e) : Walter Roberson le 17 Déc 2012
Thanks. @Jan they are two files with recorded data from a transmission Test rig.
@Walter I tagged it order tracking because the idea is to obtain the orders instead of frequencies after fft. And this could be achieved directly if the measured signal was sampled at the rate of the rotating shaft. But unfortunatly the measured signal was not sampled synchronously with the tacho so i would like to get both signals synchronized before performing fft. please see link for what i am trying to achieve. your ideas will greatly be appreciated. Thanks

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Ryan G
Ryan G le 12 Déc 2012
Assuming you have an accurate time related to each signal, you could use the synchronize function with a time series class.
Essentiall you define the data using timeseries:
ts1 = timeseries(data1);
ts2 = timeseries(data2);
And then synchronize:
[ts1 ts2] = synchronize(ts1,ts2,'union');
This may be overly simplistic for what you are trying to do, but you can try it and comment back with what is and is not working more specifically.

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