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CLIOwin 7 PCI User's Manual - Audiomatica

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If you had chosen a wrong size, like an all tone of 8k, you would have obtained the<br />

following analysis which clearly shows a lack of energy at alternating bins; the effect<br />

is visible only at low frequency due to the logarithmic nature of the graph.<br />

<strong>CLIOwin</strong> has the possibility of internal trigger (and relative delay) i.e. triggering with<br />

respect of the generated signal thus obtaining a synchronous capture. As an example<br />

let's see how a measurement presented in section 11.4 was done; please refer to<br />

figures 11.9, 11.10 and 11.11. We have an acoustical measurement of a tweeter, done<br />

stimulating it with a 2kHz 10ms tone burst (see 5.4.2 for details about programming<br />

a bursted sinusoid); the FFT measurement is done using the internal trigger; Fig. 11.9<br />

shows the analysis and the captured time data that clearly shows the flight time from<br />

the tweeter to the microphone, Fig. 11.9, Even if the analysis is not our final target, it<br />

shows the power of synchronous acquisition which permits the display of the arrival<br />

delay of sound to the microphone. To obtain the desired result, as explained in 11.4,<br />

Chapter 9 - FFT 99

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