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Ive connected the Pressure Transducer using AC directly into the jackbox, but the signal output from the Pressure Transducer looks funny and has sharp mountain peaks and valley troughs. Why?

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Ive connected the Pressure Transducer using AC directly into the jackbox, but the signal output from the Pressure Transducer looks funny and has sharp mountain peaks and valley troughs. Why?

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This is simple. Your low frequency filter setting (LFF) is too high. Set your LFF to 0.01 Hz. If you can’t set your LFF to 0.01 Hz try a DC connection. There are a few polygraph systems out there that allow you to set your software LFF off or very low, but always have a hardware LFF around 0.1 Hz. Check with your polygraph manufacturer to make sure your hardware amplifier doesn’t have a built-in LFF.

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