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  -Heikki

  Hi Heikki,

  The reconfigurable version (IE, with 'See the terminal configuration' checked) does not support the implementation of low-frequency modified. This is because we cannot change the filter architectures running. The nonreconfigurable version, however, must use the same implementation updated him you saw in LabVIEW 8.5 for the low cutoff frequencies, defined here as the frequencies less de.01 * sampling frequency.

  Your example of 100 kech sampling rate. / s and 2 Hz cut-off is pretty extreme, even for the implementation changed. The usual technique for situations like this must be a smoothing downsampling at a rate that is better suited to the break you need. Rational resampling of the FPGA Math palette & analysis is designed for this purpose.

  Kind regards

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