Data Filtering

Unwanted data, or noise, can be filtered to facilitate processing.

Raw Data

Filter Level 0.5 High Pass Filter

Filter Level 1.0 High Pass Filter

Filter Level 1.5 High Pass Filter

Filter Level 2.0 High Pass Filter

Filter Level 3.0 High Pass Filter

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