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CLIOwin 6.5 PCI User's Manual - Audiomatica Srl

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9.6 TIME DATA DISPLAY (OSCILLOSCOPE)<br />

The time data (Fig. 9.7) is an ancillary display to an FFT or RTA executed measurement.<br />

Here we see a 100Hz sinusoid captured and analyzed with a 16K FFT.<br />

Figure 9.7<br />

The time data display has a number of particular features that allow, out of user<br />

control, for automatic scale adjustment and triggering of the displayed signal.<br />

The time information displayed are the processed data only. The user can zoom in and<br />

out these data but it is not possible to display more than one acquisition area. Fig. 9.8<br />

shows this effect; the same 100Hz sinusoid as before seems now truncated; this means<br />

only that we reached the maximum displayable data, in case of a 16K FFT @ 51200Hz<br />

sampling this is exactly 320ms.<br />

9.7 FFT AND MULTI-METER<br />

Figure 9.8<br />

There is a close interaction between FFT and Multi-meter operations. The two<br />

measurements share the same acquisition and processing core. Should they operate<br />

together the FFT control panel acts as master while Multi-meter follows as slave. In<br />

this situation, among other peculiarities, the Go and Stop buttons of the Multi-meter are<br />

disabled; if an FFT acquisition is started then the Multi-meter runs as well, the same<br />

when you stop the measurement. More on this in section 7.6.<br />

84 Chapter 9 - FFT

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