11-15-2017 11:50 AM
Hello everyone!
DC Noise Rejection has 3 mode (Normal, second-order, high-order). In the description described that all of they are differing the relative weighting. And shown the graphic with relative weighting vs t_aperture.
What does mean this graphics ?
How is voltage calculated ?
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11-17-2017 08:18 AM
Hi MaxiMuz,
The relative weighting vs aperture graph shows how over a time length of t_aperture what each sample the weight of obtained will be. I am assuming you are talking about this document:
http://www.ni.com/white-paper/2924/en/#toc4
You can think of the relative weight as a multiplier. For example in the high-order plot if a sample is taken near t=0 then the samples value will be multiplied by the relative weight at that time (which is close to zero), where as a sample taken at t_aperture/2 will be multiplied by 1 which causes it to have much more of a weight than the previous sample.
11-20-2017 08:55 AM
Thanks for answer! You clarified situation.