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butterworth filter increases the time

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I wrote this labview program, but I am wondering why the time of the filtered signal (graph 5) is so big, does anyone know?

Thanks in advance

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You're only graphing the data array which doesn't carry along any timing information.  So the X-scale of 'Graph 5' simply represents sample #.   You'd need to rebuild your waveform like this:

 

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Note that there are also waveform-based filter functions you can find under the Signal Processing function palette.

 

 

-Kevin P

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