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DFT (Discrete Fourier Transform) calculator of a 4-sample signal, with 8 bit resolution on the real and imaginary parts : r/redstone
GitHub - anshumanbiswal14/Python-GUI-FFT-Calculator: This is a Python GUI Application Developed by Anshuman Biswal to Perform Fast Fourier Transform ( FFT) on a given Signal Sequence, it is written in Python 3.8 and TKinter.
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