Reply by February 25, 20022002-02-25
Hi,

I think these will work.

for three points

( z(n-2) -4*z(n-1)+3*(n) )/(2*h)

for four points

( -2*z(n-3) + 9*z(n-2) -18*z(n-1) +11*z(n) )/(6*h)

for five points

(6*z(n-4) -32*z(n-3)+72*z(n-2)-96*z(n-1)+50*z(n))/(24*h)

hopefully these work allright.

At 07:44 22/02/2002 +0000, raffaelemalutta wrote:
>Hallo evedybody.
>
>I'm working with Simulink (discrete time) and I've to derivate a
>noisy signal.
>
>What is the best way to do this?
>
>Anyone could suggest me a proper choise for cefficients of a
>derivative filter?
>(for example: [z(n) + 3z(n-1) -3z(n-2) -z(n-3)]/(6*h)) >Thanks a lot
>Bye
>Raffaele >
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Reply by raffaelemalutta February 22, 20022002-02-22
Hallo evedybody.

I'm working with Simulink (discrete time) and I've to derivate a
noisy signal.

What is the best way to do this?

Anyone could suggest me a proper choise for cefficients of a
derivative filter?
(for example: [z(n) + 3z(n-1) -3z(n-2) -z(n-3)]/(6*h)) Thanks a lot
Bye
Raffaele