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Fourier Transform does mathematically what our ears do physically: resolve a signal into component frequencies. | Fourier Transform does mathematically what our ears do physically: resolve a signal into component frequencies. FT is a method to determine the simple wave components of a mixed wave. The method is theoretically based on calculus, but is actually carried out computationally using numerical analysis. | ||
The signal output from an NMR instrument is called a Free Induction Decay (FID) and looks like this: | |||
This signal gives intensity of the signal versus time. A fourier transform algorithm is applied to the signal which converts it to intensity versus frequency. | |||
Revision as of 07:53, 15 April 2021
Fourier Transform does mathematically what our ears do physically: resolve a signal into component frequencies. FT is a method to determine the simple wave components of a mixed wave. The method is theoretically based on calculus, but is actually carried out computationally using numerical analysis.
The signal output from an NMR instrument is called a Free Induction Decay (FID) and looks like this:
This signal gives intensity of the signal versus time. A fourier transform algorithm is applied to the signal which converts it to intensity versus frequency.