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Graduate Inverse FFT how to scale the x-axis
Thanks very much! You were right! It was a problem with measuring the Pulse-width and additionally the input signal into the iFFT wasn't in Hz. I'm really happy that this is working now, thanks again for the good advice!- Nasqo
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Graduate Inverse FFT how to scale the x-axis
X[k] = X_{\mathrm{s}} \left( \ \frac{k}{N} \ F_{\mathrm{s}} \ \right) What exactly is this Fs in the frequency Domain? Is it the differnce between the ending and starting frequency in my Gaussian-Pulse-Plot? If not that might be the mistake- Nasqo
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Graduate Inverse FFT how to scale the x-axis
Ok I definitely tried that one out, but the Gaussian-Pulse was too narrow! I tried a few different factors and came to the conclusion that the above mentioned factor multiplied with 4.41 gives the best results. But I don't have an explanation for that one. By the way Thank You for replying!- Nasqo
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Graduate Inverse FFT how to scale the x-axis
Hello I have a Gaussian Pulse in the frequency domain and transform it with the IFFT into the time-domain. My Problem is now that I can't figure out a way to give the sample points the correct time-scale. What kind of formula do I need to use? Thank You for helping me!- Nasqo
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