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T. P. Traitement du Signal Maîtrise E.E.A. - LASC

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Filtering and Analysis of Noise<br />

5 Press OK to close the Apply Filter dialog box.<br />

The filter is applied to the selected signal and the filtered signal<br />

blnoise[vector] is listed in the <strong>Signal</strong>s list in SPTool.<br />

Step 4: Analyzing a <strong>Signal</strong><br />

You can analyze and print signals using the <strong>Signal</strong> Browser. You can also play<br />

the signals if your computer has audio output capabilities.<br />

For example, compare the signal noise to the filtered signal blnoise:<br />

1 Shift+click on the noise and blnoise signals in the <strong>Signal</strong>s list of SPTool to<br />

select both signals.<br />

2 Press the View button under the <strong>Signal</strong>s list.<br />

The <strong>Signal</strong> Browser is activated and both signals are displayed in the<br />

display region. (The names of both signals are shown above the display<br />

region.) Initially, the original noise signal covers up the bandlimited<br />

blnoise signal.<br />

3 Push the selection button on the toolbar, , to select the blnoise signal.<br />

The display area is updated. Now you can see the blnoise signal<br />

superimposed on top of the noise signal. The signals are displayed in<br />

different colors in both the display region and the panner. You can change<br />

the color of the selected signal using the Line Properties button on the<br />

toolbar, .<br />

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