CLIOwin 6.5 PCI User's Manual - Audiomatica Srl
CLIOwin 6.5 PCI User's Manual - Audiomatica Srl
CLIOwin 6.5 PCI User's Manual - Audiomatica Srl
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10 MLS<br />
10.1 INTRODUCTION<br />
MLS Analysis, MLS stays for Maximum Length Sequences, is a powerful well established<br />
technique that allows carrying out analysis of linear systems recovering the Impulse<br />
Response of the device. It is therefore a Time based analysis. Frequency domain<br />
information is obtained calculating the Fast Fourier Transform, hereafter FFT, of the<br />
impulse response. As the crucial piece of information is in the time domain, MLS is<br />
particularly well suited for recovering the anechoic sound pressure response of a<br />
loudspeaker. i.e. the frequency response of a loudspeaker as if it where positioned in<br />
an anechoic room, while carrying out the measurement in a normal room. Important<br />
as well MLS allows complete evaluation of room acoustic parameters. Within this Menu<br />
user will be able to switch from time domain to frequency domain and backward, using<br />
the powerful post processing tools CLIO gives. This allows getting very sophisticated<br />
and complete information of any electro-acoustic device. Both the theory behind all this<br />
and the amount of parameters that affect the measurement results make this Menu<br />
probably the most complicate to use. We will skip theory completely and after a concise<br />
description of whole User interface will deal with real life applications.<br />
10.2 MLS CONTROL PANEL<br />
Figure 10.1<br />
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