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Testing Signal to Noise Ratios<br />

↓ To test the signal to noise ratio<br />

of Inputs and Outputs<br />

1. Select Sine.<br />

2. Type a Frequency for the Sine wave.<br />

3. Type an Amplitude for the Sine wave.<br />

4. Enter a sum multiplier.<br />

5. Click Gen Output to generate the output signal.<br />

6. Click RunTest to start the test and output the results.<br />

The results will be displayed in the following format.<br />

OTHER TOOLS<br />

Report Result<br />

Sine Signal Level in dB should be equivalent to input<br />

Sine Frequency In Hz should be equivalent to input<br />

Signal to Noise ratio + Distortion In dB should be approximately 80dB<br />

DC offset In dB should be approximately -66.00dB (however this can<br />

vary widely).<br />

Testing I/O’s for Deviation from Normal Frequency Characteristics<br />

↓ To test deviation in the<br />

frequency characteristics of<br />

input and output modules<br />

1. Select White Noise.<br />

2. Type an amplitude.<br />

3. Select a Simfile to output the white noise to if required.<br />

4. Click Gen Output to generate the output signal.<br />

5. Click RunTest to run the test.<br />

The results will be displayed in the following format:<br />

Hz dB Deviation Hz dB Deviation<br />

23.44 35.16<br />

58.59 128.91<br />

246.09 503.91<br />

996.09 2003.91<br />

3996.09 8003.91<br />

15996.09 20003.91<br />

The value for the deviation should be less than (.5 dB.), if it is<br />

significantly higher than this then one of the modules may be<br />

faulty.<br />

HURON TECHNICAL MANUAL PAGE 287

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