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A first-order low-pass

Temperature does not change quickly. Everything above a few hertz is noise for this measurement, so a single pole placed well below the interference removes most of it.

H(f) = 11 + j 2πfRC,fc = 12πRC

The polereactive
16000Ω
10µF
fc = 1 / 2πRC = 0.99 Hzdrag R
+Rf · 16 kΩVs · 0 V · 1.00 V ACCf · 10 µF
I = 0 A P = 0 W · steady state · 1.00 V AC in
fig 4 · one pole, driven by a real stimulus
Slide 12 of 19 · The filter · Signal Conditioning · the public sampleThis page draws these slides and runs their arithmetic; the editor solves, simulates and renders them in full. Open the sample in Studio →

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01EquationsLaTeX
x(t) = A cos(ωt + φ)
x(t) = A\cos(\omega t + \phi)
fig. 01Typeset mathematical notation with LaTeX.
02Chartstable → chart
sin(x)
fig. 02Plot data from a table in the deck.
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9VR · 220ΩC · 10µFLED
fig. 03Draw a schematic and edit its components.

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A first-order low-pass

Temperature does not change quickly. Everything above a few hertz is noise for this measurement, so a single pole placed well below the interference removes most of it.

H(f) = 11 + j 2πfRC,fc = 12πRC

The polereactive
16000Ω
10µF
fc = 1 / 2πRC = 0.99 Hzdrag R
+Rf · 16 kΩVs · 0 V · 1.00 V ACCf · 10 µF
I = 0 A P = 0 W · steady state · 1.00 V AC in
fig 4 · one pole, driven by a real stimulus
Presenter view of the public sample, rendered by this page with four of its nineteen slides; the timer, navigation, notes and slide controls work. Present takes it full screen — arrow keys move the deck, the audience view shows the slide alone, Esc leaves. Presenter tools are a desktop feature; the phone preview does not offer them. Presenter tools and audience windows →
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