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Re: Accelerometer Filtering

It depends what language you're writing your code in.

I know that in LabVIEW (my forte), there are some functions in the signal processing palate that you should look at. There's a subpalate for filtering (Signal Processing->Filters) and it has a bunch of filtering VIs you could use. I haven't personally used them, but they're there. Note that these VIs will require the entire data set as an 1D array to filter them. Since this isn't too practical for real-time filters, look at Signal Processing->Point By Point->Filters for VIs that can filter one data point at a time.
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