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Originally Posted by diverson
I'd recommend a quick LTSpice simulation if you want to experiment with different RC values quickly. If you've not used LTSpice before, there is a great tutorial video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XakNk6YsMtk
Otherwise, a breadboard with a couple of pots, adjustable caps, a function generator and an oscilloscope will also allow you to play with your filter values quickly (if you happen to have access to a well equipped lab). |
Thank you for both of these suggestions. I have played with LTSpice a little bit, and it is very neat.
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Originally Posted by philso
You are probably best to install the filters on a small piece of breadboard located near the Digital Side Car. Connect it to the DSC using short lengths of PWM cable. You can put a piece of heatshrink tubing or some electrical tape over the piece of breadboard to keep it from shorting to anything.
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Thanks for this too, except, as diverson pointed out, we plan on going to the cRIO.