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| - | Post Analyzer | + | =====Post Analyzer===== |
| - | FFT Spectral Analysis | + | ====FFT Spectral Analysis==== |
| + | The FFT Spectral Analysis uses applications of the digital signal processing theory for input channel signals with the option to enable data conditioning. | ||
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| + | There are several signal computation options available for post processing. | ||
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| + | Results of selected options: | ||
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| + | Computation of time stream data results are displayed in signal window and resulting plots appear when double clicked or dragged into compatible graph. | ||
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| + | **Auto-power Spectra:** APS is our in-house terminology for a standard FFT analysis. | ||
| + | EU Y-Axis scaled to dB, LogMag, or Lin Mag. | ||
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| + | **Frequency Response Function:** Often referred to as transfer functions, FRF describe the relationship between the input and output functions. | ||
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