Filter impulse & step responses
A simple utility tool to examine a filter's step & impulse responses.
By default you can see LSMA's responses.
How to use:
1. Insert your filter to "f(input)" function inside the code;
2. Let this tool help you to make your own filters.
I been seeing people dropping snaps with this stuff but NEVER, NO1 actually dropped the tool itself (4 real?).
Well here is it, for you.
Almost forgot, adjust "Position" parameter to make plots seen. Try to zoom out, and +-100
By default you can see LSMA's responses.
How to use:
1. Insert your filter to "f(input)" function inside the code;
2. Let this tool help you to make your own filters.
I been seeing people dropping snaps with this stuff but NEVER, NO1 actually dropped the tool itself (4 real?).
Well here is it, for you.
Almost forgot, adjust "Position" parameter to make plots seen. Try to zoom out, and +-100
Notas de prensa:
Thanks to Pine 5 now it's very easy to choose the plot position, now the "Offset" parameter basically represents the difference from between the last datapoint to the plot.