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Function Smoothing/ Noise Reduction |
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| Jan17-12, 01:27 AM | #1 |
| Jan17-12, 02:06 AM | #2 |
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Do you mean the output is binary where either it is at high level when the rock pass through and low if nothing pass through? The sharp spikes that go even beyond the binary level are the one you want to get rid of and show only high and low?
You said sample rate is 2 second per sample, what is the time span of the graph? How wide are the spikes that you want to filter out? |
| Jan17-12, 03:39 AM | #3 |
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it is a laser distance sensor
where the distance detected varies the output, I have attached the sensor in question. also it is a real time level sensor for the bin so the percentage on the right hand side represents the bin level and 32% is the usual bin level, based on flow rates. the graph is being updated every 2 seconds. there is a comms network between the sensor and this graph, the hierarchy is like sensor-plc-scada but yeah the aim is to remove the large spikes both up and down. |
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