11-30-2005 03:23 PM
11-30-2005 11:18 PM
Hi Anny,
As you must be already aware, LabVIEW base package does not come with filters.
Herez what i Suggest, try to implement some simple algorithm for a low pass filter like moving average/Smoothing filters( adjust the size of moving average window to get good noise cancellation) using labview mathematical functions and you must be able to get fairly better data. with lesser fluctuations.
Look at these links to get an idea on how to implement it.
http://www.dataq.com/applicat/articles/an14.htm
Regards
Dev
12-02-2005 02:37 PM
12-02-2005 02:38 PM
12-05-2005 03:54 PM
12-05-2005 11:19 PM
hi Anny,
As Andy has already told, express Vi's are indeed the quickest way to realise filters.
Since you now have a Full Development System, do go ahead and use all the filter functionalities that come with it.
There are a lot of examples which will help you to get started
Best regards
Dev
12-07-2005 11:51 AM
I ran the attached Vi with and without the filter. IWhen there is a filter, I got a voltage that is 4 times lower than when there is no filter. Do you know why? Is this because I have 4 signals? Thanks
12-08-2005 01:07 PM
aurelia,
I might recommend taking a look at the filter examples that Dev referenced (Help >> Find Examples). This should give you some more info about how filters work. I would recommend changing the filter cut off frequency and observing the changes in the preview window when configuring the properties of the Fileter Express VI and see if it is giving you the filter response that you want.
Andy F.
04-14-2006 01:26 AM
hi dev,
You said that i can apply moving average algorithm in order to filter the signal...can you give me the example on how to write a code in labview 8 base package with the moving average algorithm?
04-14-2006 06:59 AM
This VI will demonstrate Moving average alorithm.
This i had downloaded from forums in the past.
( must be Bektho's creation)
Hope this helps
Regards
Dev