CDRheo

Performs a fourier transform on LAOS rheology data

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Performs a fast fourier transform in MATLAB on Stress and Strain data from LAOS rheological tests.

Simple way to get information about the harmonics for a large set of data.

Used on data from a TA HR2 running TRIOS software but should be easily adaptable to other formats (Please get in touch if you need assistance).

Written by Carl Reynolds during PhD in Polymer Rheology at Durham University in the Thompson Group: http://community.dur.ac.uk/r.l.thompson/

Contact c.d.reynolds@dur.ac.uk for more information

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