Using Labwindows/Cvi Spectral Measurements Examples; Continuous Zoom Fft; Frequency Response Measurement - National Instruments NI Spectral Measurements Toolkit User Manual

Using LabWindows/CVI Spectral Measurements
Examples

Continuous Zoom FFT

Frequency Response Measurement

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The channel specification parameter specifies the center frequency,
bandwidth, and spacing for the ACP measurement. The bandwidth
parameter specifies the width of each channel. The spacing parameter
specifies the separation between the center frequencies of each channel.
The Units [rms] parameter specifies the units for the ACP measurement.
The Power Spectrum parameter is a waveform graph that shows the power
spectrum with the three channels, or bands, and the power in each channel.
The Advanced Settings tab of the example includes some of the same
controls as the SMT Spectrum Analyzer (simulated) example, such as
Averaging Parameters.
This section describes some of the LabWindows/CVI programming
examples located in the
can use these example programs as a starting point for your applications.
The folder contains examples that use a simulated source. Use
simulated
these examples to explore different features of the Spectral Measurements
Toolkit without using a data acquisition device.
The Continuous Zoom FFT example is located at
simulated\smtcz\smtcz.prj
This example demonstrates how to configure the zoom FFT, then calculates
an averaged power spectrum using the continuous zoom FFT technique.
It demonstrates how to display the spectrum in different RF units.
The Frequency Response Measurement example is located at
smt\simulated\smtfqres\smtfqres.prj
This example demonstrates how to configure the zoom FFT, then calculates
the averaged frequency response of a stimulus and response signal from
a device under test. The example uses the block zoom FFT technique.
The example uses handles to maintain state information between functions,
such as
SmtConfigZoomFFT
< LabWindows/CVI >\samples\smt
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and
SmtZoomFFT
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folder. You
samples\smt\
samples\
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