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Signal filtering and get a signal without a noise- Using I2c 8452

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Hi ,

I have a set of data that is acquired from a sensor using USB 8452. I collected the data in excel sheet .I want to remove the noise signal and find out the sensor output. 

I attached the excel sheet with this forum.

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So this is a post-processing issue, not an acquisition issue.

 

Filtering can take many forms, the simplest being a moving average (look at the Mean PtByPt VI).


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thanks for your reply.

I Tried that also, but I cant get the correct value.I enclosed the vi file .

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What does this VI have to do with filtering?  I just see string to number conversions (which could be greatly simplified using Unflatten From String and/or String To Byte Array).  What do you expect for an output with this input?


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hi 

I need the correct sensor output.I acquired the signal but it is not clear to get the correct acquired value due to noise.

I need to calibrate my sensor. I acquired the signal through I2c mode using USB 8452. How can I fliter the noise signal and acquire the correct output value from the input. ? 

Can you help in this concept?

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If you are not even sure you are getting the right values from the sensor, we need to look at that first.  What sensor are you using?  Do you have a data sheet?  Can you share your acquisition code?


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