LobsterMan123

Thanks for the references. As it turns out, my "gaps" were indeed gaps caused by how I had selected my bins (it's been a while since I worked with histograms)....

Yes, my reason for asking the question is because if you look closely at the graph/plot, the very first data point (6343.6353132) - which is not a peak - does...

Certainly. Below is the code for obtaining the DFT and how I saved the results to a file: _Fourier ft = new FastFourier(XArray); ft.transform(); boolean onlyPositive = true; double[] xOut...

Ok, thanks for explaining this. So as it turns out, for my data, my frequency interval was 1.875 MHz. Does this then mean that the data file I initially provided:...

Ok, thanks, I'll check it out then. LM

I went ahead and implemented the getFFTFreq as follows: _Fourier ft = new FastFourier(XArray); ft.transform(); boolean onlyPositive = true; double[] xOut = ft.getMagnitude(onlyPositive); double[] freqBins = ft.getFFTFreq(1, onlyPositive); try {...

Ok. So all I want is for the output results of the code I used above: double[] xOut = ft.getMagnitude(onlyPositive); double[] freqBins = ft.getFFTFreq(1000000000, onlyPositive); //I collected data every 1...