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Sampling and averaging

@CrossRulz

The actual sampling frequency of the acquired signal is 2kHz . Even the the poteiometer signal shows a peak at around 200Hz. But what i fail to understand is that why this frequency is obbserved even though THERE IS NO MOVEMENT IN THE POTENTIOMETER. It is still and rests at a support.

Then why is this frequency coming?

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@Bgmnt wrote:

Then why is this frequency coming?


What else do you have in the room?  Motors?  Florescent lights?  Signal Generators?  etc.  There are many things that can couple onto your signal, especially in industrial settings.


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Just the AC.

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