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Hi,
To compute the impedance in the time domain in examples/compare_methods.py the model response to a sinusoidal current is computed.
To avoid spectral leakage when taking the FFT I recommend to simulate an integer number of periods.
This can be solved by removing the 1+ on line 38 and -1 on lines 41 to 43.
The difference between frequency domain and time domain simulations will then become smaller!
Kind regards,
Noël
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Sounds good, thanks for spotting this! Can you open a PR with the fix?
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Fixed by #17
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Hi,
To compute the impedance in the time domain in examples/compare_methods.py the model response to a sinusoidal current is computed.
To avoid spectral leakage when taking the FFT I recommend to simulate an integer number of periods.
This can be solved by removing the 1+ on line 38 and -1 on lines 41 to 43.
The difference between frequency domain and time domain simulations will then become smaller!
Kind regards,
Noël
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: