Digital Filtering & FFT, Xwinnmr1.1

Alexej Jerschow (Alexej.Jerschow@mr.unit.no)
Thu, 25 Jul 1996 20:00:46 -0600

Dear Bruker Users,

I have heard that digital filtering brings about the sampling of data points at
negative times which can be corrected for by a 1st order phase correction.

Xwinnmr does this automatically but how can I do it myself (outside of
Xwinnmr). How can I calculate the value for the 1st order phase correction?

Is it necessary to perform additional corrections ?

I have also a related question: Why is the first point in the FID divided by 2
by default before the FFT (parameter FCOR as stated in the xwinnmr manual). Is
this also done in the F1 dimension in 2D spectra ?

Thank you very much for your help

Regards

Alexej Jerschow

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