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It's interesting that you pretty much described a physical "discrete Fourier transform". Our cochlea works this way with different length hairs attached to nerv
by foo_barrio 6y ago
It's interesting that you pretty much described a physical "discrete Fourier transform". Our cochlea works this way with different length hairs attached to nerves to hear different frequency ranges and old harmonic analyzers were build with this principle.
- munificent 6y agoIt's not a coincidence. :) My quarantine hobby has been getting into music, audio programming, and electronics, so I very much have Fourier analysis on the mind.