Thread Subject: How to zoom in the graph?

Subject: How to zoom in the graph?

From: islinaismail@gmail.com

Date: 12 Apr, 2009 21:51:35

Message: 1 of 3

Hye everyone...

I want to ask...how to enlarge/zoom in the magnitude and phase graph
that is obtain from fft process?
Here is the codes:

%FFT computation
xx = image1; % Signal
yy = fft(xx); % Compute DFT of x
mm = abs(yy); p = unwrap(angle(yy)); % Magnitude and phase
ff = (0:length(yy)-1)*99/length(yy);% Frequency vector
axes(handles.axes7);
plot(ff,mm); title('Magnitude');
set(gca,'XTick',[20 40 60 80]);
axes(handles.axes8);
plot(ff,p*180/pi); title('Phase');
set(gca,'XTick',[20 40 60 80]);

Look forward for the solution...Thanks....

Subject: How to zoom in the graph?

From: Nasser Abbasi

Date: 12 Apr, 2009 22:40:45

Message: 2 of 3


<islinaismail@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:12a898d9-b675-4244-a83b-f0a311548930@s22g2000prg.googlegroups.com...
> Hye everyone...
>
> I want to ask...how to enlarge/zoom

In the figure window, click on the zoom bottom. it is at the top panel above
your figure, right there, keep looking and you should see it if all is
normal. Use the mouse to zoom in/out.

good luck

--Nasser

Subject: How to zoom in the graph?

From: islinaismail@gmail.com

Date: 13 Apr, 2009 13:23:41

Message: 3 of 3

On Apr 12, 9:40=A0pm, "Nasser Abbasi" <n...@12000.org> wrote:
> <islinaism...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:12a898d9-b675-4244-a83b-f0a311548930@s22g2000prg.googlegroups.com...
>
> > Hye everyone...
>
> > I want to ask...how to enlarge/zoom
>
> In the figure window, click on the zoom bottom. it is at the top panel ab=
ove
> your figure, right there, keep looking and you should see it if all is
> normal. Use the mouse to zoom in/out.
>
> good luck
>
> --Nasser

I had tried....But,it doesn't works....can u plz guide me...tq

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