Average Analog Period
Summary
The Average Analog Period component calculates the moving average of an analog signal over a specified time period to smooth out noise and fluctuations.
Description
In Visuino, the "Average Analog Period" component is used for averaging analog signals over a certain period of time. This component calculates the average value of an analog signal within the specified period, helping to smooth out noise or fluctuations in the signal.
The "Period (uS)" property allows you to define the duration over which the averaging process occurs. By setting this property, you determine the time window within which the component collects analog data and calculates the average.
This component is particularly useful in applications where you need to obtain a more stable or filtered analog signal, such as sensor readings or analog measurements in control systems. By averaging the signal over time, you can reduce the effects of noise or rapid changes in the input signal, providing a more reliable output for further processing or analysis.
Diagram:
Properties
- Enabled – Enables/disables the component functionality (Default: True).
- Period (uS) – Time duration in microseconds over which the averaging occurs (Default: 1000μs).
- Name – Component identifier (Default: Average Analog Period).
Pins
Input Pins
- In (analog) – Analog input signal to be averaged.
Output Pins
- Out (analog) – Averaged analog output signal.
Categories
- Analog components category
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