Use of the graphic programming for organization of analyzers of spectrum of parallel type
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In this topics was used the main principles of graphic programming for the creation of wide-range spectrum parallel analyzer project for sound range frequencies. The graphic programming executed with the use of LabView programming environment. Realization of frequency channels is based on the use of traditional range frequencies – octave; 1/2- octave; 1/3- octave. The project consist off the main working tuning-channel and two service-channels (for calibration by noice-similar and determination signals). The results of treatment and measurement are shown in linear and logarithmic scales.
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