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If I have 2400 data points, I fill the data points with zeros to 4096 in order to use FFT.
The discrete points in the time domain are transformed to the frequency domain, and then the high-frequency components with a frequency higher than 1/(n*delta) are removed (the purpose is to smooth and extract low-frequency signals).

n: number of data points (should it be 4096 here)
delta: interval between adjacent data points

Questions:
1. How to determine which of the 4096 points in the frequency domain represent high-frequency components and should be set to zero? ?
2. The original number of useful points is 2400. After removing the high-frequency components and performing inverse Fourier transform, are the first 2400 of the 4096 points obtained the points I want? ?


Please give me some advice! !
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