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March 17th, 2004

Find spikes in data

 FPEAK finds the peak values in a data set. This is customizable in that you can change the sensitivity of the peak finder and the X and Y range in which to seek peaks. This is a great little utility, the documentation is somewhat lacking, but there are several good data sets and examples.

By Doug Hull

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