frequency-viewer

plot frequencies given raw data

example

var fscope = require('frequency-viewer')();
fscope.appendTo('#scope');
setInterval(function () { fscope.draw(data) }, 50);
 
function fn (t) {
    return sin(440) + sin(2000);
    function sin (x) { return Math.sin(2 * Math.PI * t * x) }
}
 
var data = new Float32Array(8000);
var index = 0;
 
(function next () {
    var t;
    for (var i = 0; i < 8000; i++) {
        t = (index + i) / 44000;
        data[(i+index) % data.length] = fn(t);
    }
    index += i;
    window.requestAnimationFrame(next);
})();

If that is too slow, you can also run the fft in a web worker using webworkify:

var work = require('webworkify');
var w = work(require('./work.js'));
var queue = [];
w.addEventListener('message', function (ev) {
    queue.shift()(ev.data);
});
 
var fscope = require('frequency-viewer')({
    worker: function (data, cb) {
        queue.push(cb);
        w.postMessage(data);
    }
});
fscope.appendTo('#scope');
setInterval(function () { fscope.draw(data) }, 50);
 
function fn (t) {
    return sin(440) + sin(2000);
    function sin (x) { return Math.sin(2 * Math.PI * t * x) }
}
 
var data = new Float32Array(8000);
var index = 0;
 
(function next () {
    var t;
    for (var i = 0; i < 8000; i++) {
        t = (index + i) / 44000;
        data[(i+index) % data.length] = fn(t);
    }
    index += i;
    window.requestAnimationFrame(next);
})();

and in work.js:

var fscope = require('frequency-viewer');
 
module.exports = function () {
    addEventListener('message', function (ev) {
        postMessage(fscope.worker(ev.data));
    });
};

methods

var fscope = require('frequency-viewer')

var scope = fscope(opts)

Create a new frequency scope.

You can set the baud rate with opts.rate, default: 44000.

You can pass in a custom opts.worker(function (data, cb) {}) to perform the fft work in a web worker.

scope.draw(data)

Update the polyline with data, a Float32Array of raw data to compute frequency domain information for.

scope.appendTo(target)

Append the scope html element to target, a query selector string or container element.

scope.resize()

Compute the height and width of the container, resizing accordingly.

var reals = fscope.worker(data)

This is the function that performs the fft. If you want to run the fft code in a webworker, you can call fscope.worker() in your implementation.

install

With npm do:

npm install frequency-viewer

This module works well in browserify. To use this module without using browserify, you can download a UMD build from browserify cdn.

license

MIT