math parameter to smooth wideband data

[CornDog]

is there a dummy proof way of setting up a math parameter that averages the wideband data so it doesn't have such a huge variation?

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[schpenxel]

Hey man, sorry I think I was the one that pointed you to the forum then never got on here to check and make sure someone helped. I'll post up what to do in a few.

[schpenxel]

Ok, so to do this you need to go under tools, math parameters (or hit ctrl+m) to open up math parameter editor

Go to the first math parameter, use these settings. Just name it WB smoothed or something like that, abbreviation the same thing, then for the formula use [50120.avg(200)] as a starting point. 200 is the number of miliseconds you're averaging the data from. I tried it at 200 and at 500, 500 is a lot smoother but you're losing a lot of resolution going over 500 miliseconds like that

Anyways--after you create the math parameter you can close math parameter editor

Now right click in a chart, charts layout, then you can use "WB Smoothed" in whatever chart you want. I did it like the attached just to see the two side by side but you can do whatever suits what you're trying to do. And that's that, now you have a nice pretty smooth WB reading you can use in charts/gauges/graphs.



WB Smoother.JPG


WB Smoother Chart.JPG


WB Smoother CHart 2.JPG


WB Smoother CHart 500.JPG

[CornDog]

Thanks for your help, I checked for a response a few times, then forgot. I will give your suggestions a shot. I appreciate it.

I'll post a shot of the smoothed data, kind of surprising at the difference between the two charts

[CornDog]

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