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Help with CNC vibration analysis from audio samples

T M
Posted 10 days ago

I am new to Mathematica and Wolfram language, having just downloaded it yesterday.

I am trying to learn more about the vibrations of my CNC in hopes of using this information to help fine tune machining parameters to mitigate chatter.

I am following the example found here... enter link description here

but am having difficulty with the Periodogram graph. I am using a recording of a fan as a test.enter image description here

I have attached a screenshot of the error. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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T M
Posted 9 days ago

After continued searching I found the answer.

I was inserting an arrow character after the PlotRange and ScalingFunctions, but it seems this was not recognized as I expected by mathematica.

I replaced these with -> characters, which became an arrow, and the missing graph was shown.
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T M
Posted 10 days ago

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