Hi Seejal,
To interpolate the area under the curve from the peak values using MATLAB, you can use the 'trapz' function to numerically integrate the data in the desired integration time interval. Here's an example code that demonstrates how to do this:
% Define the integration time interval
t_start = 0; % Start time (s)
t_end = 1e-3; % End time (s)
sampling_rate = 1e6; % Sampling rate (Hz)
t = linspace(t_start, t_end, (t_end-t_start)*sampling_rate);
% Define the spectral data with linear trend
y_linear = 1e-3*t + 0.1*randn(size(t));
% Define the spectral data with filter
y_filtered = randn(size(t));
[b, a] = butter(2, [1e4, 5e4]/(sampling_rate/2));
y_filtered = filter(b, a, y_filtered);
% Find the maximum peak value in the integration time
[t_peak_linear, idx_peak_linear] = max(y_linear(t>=t_start & t<=t_end));
[t_peak_filtered, idx_peak_filtered] = max(y_filtered(t>=t_start & t<=t_end));
% Interpolate the data in the integration time interval
y_linear_int = interp1(t, y_linear, t_start:1/sampling_rate:t_end);
y_filtered_int = interp1(t, y_filtered, t_start:1/sampling_rate:t_end);
% Compute the area under the curve
area_linear = trapz(y_linear_int);
area_filtered = trapz(y_filtered_int);
% Display the results
fprintf("Linear trend: peak value = %f, area = %f\n", t_peak_linear, area_linear);
fprintf("Filtered signal: peak value = %f, area = %f\n", t_peak_filtered, area_filtered);
In this example, the integration time interval is defined between t_start and t_end, and the time vector t is created at a high sampling rate using linspace. Two sets of spectral data are defined: y_linear with a linear trend and y_filtered with a filter.
The max function is used to find the maximum peak value of each data set in the integration time interval, along with its corresponding index. Then, the interp1 function is used to interpolate the data sets onto a regular grid with sample rate of 1/sampling_rate.
Finally, the trapz function is used to integrate the interpolated data sets over the integration time interval to obtain the area under the curve. The results are displayed using the fprintf function.
with regards,
Gokul Nath S J
