12-09-2009 12:22 PM
I am using the lock in amplifier kit and sort of sending some of the parameters manually. I choose manually the low pass filter.
Now I find strange behavior depending on the filter I choose.
The lock in results oscillates in time, the higher the dB roll off the longer it seems to take to stabilize. Also the frequency of the oscillations becomes lower. This I don't find too weird, the problem is that it just won't stop.
If I use a small time constant and there is no real change in my signal I can easily follow the shape of the the oscillations.
If I use a larte time constant it seems there is an average over the oscillation and then it looks as if it was noise.
All the time my signal has not changed one bit.
This is very anoying since it produces about 20-300microV of noise. (peak to peak amplitude of the oscillations)
So far I've gotten the best results with the IIR (5dig) with 40dB roll off and order 1
Does anyone have an idea of what to do?
12-18-2009
03:24 AM
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06-03-2024
11:04 PM
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Hi BlankaFlux,
could you maybe provide us with a more specific example? What kinds of filters have you tried?
For information on advanced digital filter use, please see the following page:
- Working with LabVIEW Filtering VIs and the LabVIEW Digital Filter Design Toolkit VIs
Maybe you could look into trying the NI LabVIEW Digital Filter Design Toolkit
Happy holidays!
Peter