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How to remove the signal spike after performing FFT?

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I have a vector V with data sampled at a constant frequency F, the sampled data is a square wave wich duty-cycle and frequency change (result of sigma-delta modulation).
I know that when i perform the FFT i will get a spike at the same frequency of the signal i have at the input plus noise.
What i need to do and i don't know how is after performing the FFT to remove the spike that results of the signal and integrate the noise in the audio band.
could you please tell me how to do that?

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I also have the simulink model that generates the data, so i don't really care where this is done Matlab or Simulink as long as the result is the same.
 

Help with FFT

Hmm...you could try to use FDATOOL to create a bandstop filter to attenuate the spike...
 

Help with FFT

yes..u can either use the FDA tool or filters inside the signal processing blocksets to strip off the unwanted signals from ur spectrum
 

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