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Develop stable low pass filter algorithms for voltages and temperatures #173
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Check out cerberus/dti.c for examples of low pass filters. |
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Current Features
We have used various instable, volatile, and aggressive algorithms to eliminate noise form our data readings. These are case-specific to behavior weve seen, not strong agaisnt edge cases, and generally over aggresive
Desired Additional Features
We should create stable low pass filtering to eliminate high frequency noise. This should be a simple and generalized filter that can be applied to data of any kind. It should not be especially aggressive and should just work as a no brainer to apply to any incoming data
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