Challenge: Noise Reduction in Sensor Data
In previous chapters, you explored the basics of signals, waveforms, and filtering techniques in Python. Now, you will apply these concepts to a practical scenario—reducing noise in sensor data. Sensor readings in real-world electrical engineering applications are often affected by random noise, making it challenging to interpret the true signal. To address this, you can simulate a noisy sensor signal by generating a sine wave (representing the ideal temperature variation) and adding random noise to it. The next step is to apply a moving average filter, which is a simple yet effective way to smooth out short-term fluctuations and highlight longer-term trends in the data. By plotting both the original noisy signal and the filtered output, you can visually compare the effectiveness of the noise reduction technique.
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Write a Python script to simulate a noisy temperature sensor signal, apply a moving average filter, and visualize the results.
- Generate a time array and a noisy sine wave signal using the specified parameters.
- Implement a moving average filter to smooth the noisy signal.
- Return the time array and noisy signal from the signal generation function.
- Return the filtered signal from the filter function.
- Plot both the original noisy signal and the filtered signal using the given plotting code.
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In previous chapters, you explored the basics of signals, waveforms, and filtering techniques in Python. Now, you will apply these concepts to a practical scenario—reducing noise in sensor data. Sensor readings in real-world electrical engineering applications are often affected by random noise, making it challenging to interpret the true signal. To address this, you can simulate a noisy sensor signal by generating a sine wave (representing the ideal temperature variation) and adding random noise to it. The next step is to apply a moving average filter, which is a simple yet effective way to smooth out short-term fluctuations and highlight longer-term trends in the data. By plotting both the original noisy signal and the filtered output, you can visually compare the effectiveness of the noise reduction technique.
Swipe to start coding
Write a Python script to simulate a noisy temperature sensor signal, apply a moving average filter, and visualize the results.
- Generate a time array and a noisy sine wave signal using the specified parameters.
- Implement a moving average filter to smooth the noisy signal.
- Return the time array and noisy signal from the signal generation function.
- Return the filtered signal from the filter function.
- Plot both the original noisy signal and the filtered signal using the given plotting code.
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