| ??? 08/27/08 16:50 Read: times |
#157797 - Good suggestion Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Yes you are right my sampling rate is just 20Hz.
Per Westermark said:
Do you have the bandwidth to make a longer log at 2500Hz sampling rate? If so, I would recommend that you do that, and then analyze that curve and look at the frequencies and base any filtering on the results of that analysis. Its quite possible to do that and maybe I will give it a try. Thanks Raghu |
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