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kmckenna8 Posted - 11/13/2017 : 1:50:49 PM
I'm trying to use Origin to do a Fast Fourier Transform, but my data are not evenly spaced. When I use the interpolation function, it does not result in data that are evenly spaced. How can I use the interpolation function to produce an evenly spaced dataset, so that I can process the data with a FFT?
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arstern Posted - 11/13/2017 : 4:44:57 PM
Hi,

It's possible that the interpolation is not working because when you select interpolate you are only interpolating the Y data. You might want to try to interpolating both X and Y data.

To interpolate the X data:

1.Select Analysis -> Interpolate.
2. With the dialog open select the Y column for X Range and select the X column for Y Range.



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