The spectrum says there is 5Hz sine wave, too. Where does this come from??
![](dsf12.gif)
See the spectrum before decimation (Fs=400Hz) again. That has 95Hz in itself.
In case you make x1/4 Down Sampling, this frequency moves to 5Hz, that
is symmetry with respect to new Nyquist frequency (50Hz). That's because
95Hz exceeds the new Nyquist frequency.
![](dsf6.gif)
Frequencies exceeding Nyquist frequency need to be removed before decimation.
We put RMZLPF(U_8), that is FIR Low Pass Filter designed by Remez Algorithm.
Let's open a monitor window.
![](dsf13.gif)
The characteristics shows up. This eliminates frequencies more than 50Hz,
i.e. new Nyquist frequency.
![](dsf14.gif)
Please open a monitor for another FFTMON(U_12) to see filtered spectrum.
![](dsf15.gif)
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