NASA NTRS ยท 19860012470
Digital filtering and acceleration pulse interpretation
Abstract
It was concluded that the post processing digital filter is quite effective for removing unwanted high frequency and noise without distorting the signal. In addition, digital filtering is effective for smoothing low-level low resolution digital data where the digital stairstep phenomena are pronounced. Integrating the acceleration data to obtain velocity traces is quite useful. The velocity change provides a check on the validity of the acceleration trace. (Zero offsets in acceleration must be removed before integrating.) Average accelerations can be obtained from the velocity trace by dividing the change in velocity for an acceleration pulse by the pulse duration. One can obtain the peak of an equivalent triangular pulse by doubling the average acceleration.
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Pasanella, E. L.. 1986-01-01. Digital filtering and acceleration pulse interpretation. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19860012470
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