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Sound and Vibration VIs

NI Sound and Vibration Measurement Suite 2009 Help

Edition Date: June 2009

Part Number: 372416C-01

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June 2009, 370006J-01

Requires: Sound and Vibration Measurement Suite. This topic might not match its corresponding palette in LabVIEW depending on your operating system, licensed product(s), and target.

Use the Sound and Vibration VIs to perform sound and vibration measurements. The Sound and Vibration VIs perform the selected analysis and allow you to view the results with the appropriate engineering units in standard displays such as magnitude/phase, real/imaginary part, and decibels on/off.

Note  Besides the subpalettes listed in the table below, this palette also contains the Fault Detection VIs, Order Analysis VIs, Tachometer Processing VIs, and Torsional Vibration Measurement VIs subpalettes.

The VIs on this palette can return general LabVIEW error codes or specific sound and vibration error codes.

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SubpaletteDescription
Display VIsUse the Display VIs to display signals on several types of graphs and plots.
Distortion VIsUse the Distortion VIs to perform distortion measurements.
File I/O VIsUse the File I/O VIs to save and load dynamic signals and measurement results. Use these VIs to read data from and write data to .tdms files and UFF58 files. Use these VIs with the standard File I/O VIs and functions to add custom properties, customize a file format, and write VIs to convert between file formats.
Frequency Analysis VIsUse the Frequency Analysis VIs to perform averaged and non-averaged, or single block, frequency analysis. The analysis is based on the FFT.
Generation VIsUse the Generation VIs to generate different types of single and multitone signals, function generator signals, noise signals, and chirp signals.
Limit Testing VIsUse the Limit Testing VIs to perform limit testing on waveforms, spectra, XY data, identified peaks, or scalar measurements.
Octave Analysis VIsUse the Octave Analysis VIs to perform octave analysis, third-octave analysis, and fractional-octave analysis, including 1/1, 1/3, 1/6, 1/12, and 1/24 octave.
S&V Express Measurements VIsUse the Sound and Vibration Express Measurements VIs to quickly develop and interactively configure sound and vibration measurements.
Scaling & Calibration VIsUse the Scaling & Calibration VIs to scale an input signal measured in volts to the appropriate engineering units. You also use these VIs to calibrate microphones, accelerometers, or other sensors and to measure propagation delay with DAQmx devices.
Single Tone Measurements VIsUse the Single Tone Measurements VIs to perform single-tone measurements.
Sound Level VIsUse the Sound Level VIs to perform sound-level measurements, including linear, exponential, and peak hold averaging. Linear averaging is also known as equivalent continuous sound level, or Leq.
Sound Quality VIsUse the Sound Quality VIs to perform psychoacoustic measurements associated with the human perception of sound. Use these VIs to perform sound quality measurements, including stationary loudness, time-varying loudness, sharpness, roughness, fluctuation strength, and tonality. The Sound Quality VIs comply with applicable standards for use with product evaluation and as part of a comprehensive sound quality program.
Swept Sine VIsUse the Swept Sine VIs to perform swept-sine measurements.
Transient Analysis VIsUse the Transient Analysis VIs to perform analysis of nonstationary signals.
Vibration Level VIsUse the Vibration Level VIs to perform vibration-level measurements.
Weighting and Filtering VIsUse the Weighting and Filtering VIs to apply a weighting filter on time-domain signals sampled at specific rates. You can choose from acoustic, telecommunication, radiocommunication, and human vibration filters.

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