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Re: [AVR-Chat] Sensor filtering

2005-09-12 by kholt@sonic.net

Yes, I always put in an external RC between any sensor and the
A-D input. It's a bargain in space and cost, taking advantage
of the high input impedance of the A-D (i.e.no opamp required).
Ken


> At 04:54 PM 9/11/05 -0700, Ken Holt wrote:
>>I second Larry's suggestion for using IIR filtering.  I use a sequence
>>of them for
>>my noisy accelerometer applications, (as well as other sense inputs),
>>and gain
>>flexible low-pass filtering and increased resolution.  They are very easy
>> to
>>implement in AVR.
>
> They may be easy to implement but you still need an external hardware
> filter.  Particularly if you have a 'noisy' signal and or impulse noise.
> A
> simple RC can give you a low pass sufficient to allow SW filtering to
> handle the rest but you must remove or at least reduce the frequencies
> above the Nyquist frequency.
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