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A filter selectively processes input signals in frequency- or time-domain.
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Filter circuit design for input: pair of positive and negative pulses and output: digital High
A positive edge trigger SR flip-flop can solve the problem. For Reset input providing a 0 and for S input providing the signal which resembles a clock signal. Q will toggle to 1 for positive edge of t …
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Filter circuit design for input: pair of positive and negative pulses and output: digital High
My thought is I need to filter out the negative pulse and overshoots. Then I can use filter to detect the positive pulse and drive a digital output high. … I want to leverage the signal processing tools in LabVIEW but I don't know how to design filter circuit. …
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