Where is the noise coming from? This device is I2C so the noise is not in the interface. When your data is jumping around —for whatever reason— you can smooth it out by various methods. Take 10 samples, throw out the 2 highest, the 2 lowest, then average the 6 remaining. We do this in some difficult situations.
@LivengoodScott I used a low pass 1st and 2nd order but no effect, at the moment the sensor broke during a fall. I want to use a analog version for better precision and higher speeds. I2C is to slow.
What's happening now? Long time no videos!
AzzaTwirre 11 months ago
Where is the noise coming from? This device is I2C so the noise is not in the interface. When your data is jumping around —for whatever reason— you can smooth it out by various methods. Take 10 samples, throw out the 2 highest, the 2 lowest, then average the 6 remaining. We do this in some difficult situations.
LivengoodScott 1 year ago
@LivengoodScott I used a low pass 1st and 2nd order but no effect, at the moment the sensor broke during a fall. I want to use a analog version for better precision and higher speeds. I2C is to slow.
TheRaver13 1 year ago