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9.3 – Scaling / Parameters / Run average
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Providing there is a parameter created for a channel (section 9.2), you are able to apply a Run Average filter. These
filters are time based and will create a smoother set of data which gets smoother the longer the time base.
There are however some important things to remember.
• Any mathematical channels that use a filtered channel in their calculation will be affected by the amount of
filtering. Example – A damper position sensor gives a very fast moving trace, which can be better seen
using a high filter to create an average value, any damper rate of change mathematics would give a very
poor reading based on filtered raw data.
• There is little point in sampling very fast if it is your intention to smooth everything out.
Choose Run Average then choose a
Length from the pull down menu
Example of Run Average filters applied to the same data
No filter applied
Same data with a 1.000 filter applied
Fast access to any channel Parameter
can be done by a ‘right mouse click’ on
data view_std_manual this vertical v1.4.doc coloured band.
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