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Data Physics announced the availability of the latest release of SignalCalc Analyzer software, version 4.9. It includes options for basic FFT analysis, single and multi-reference transfer function measurement, auto and cross correlation measurement, histogram analysis, rotating machinery analysis, and acoustic analysis. The SignalCalc Analyzer also offers features for vibration testing, including sine data reduction and shock SRS analysis.
The SignalCalc Analyzer software update is available for the Data Physics Quattro, USB-powered signal analyzer as well as the Data Physics Mobilyzer and Savant signal analyzer systems, based on the Abacus signal processing platform.
Advanced features such as virtual coherence have been added to MIMO transfer function analysis. Human vibration weighting filters have been updated to the latest ISO 2631 Whole Body Vibration specification.
Additional windowing functions such as the Kaiser Bessel window have been added, and the solution now supports the Chinese language environment. The online help and user manual have also been enhanced and updated.
The SignalCalc Analyzer software update is available free of charge to all current users that are under warranty or support, and the software is provided as part of any future SignalCalc Analyzer purchases.
For more information, visit Data Physics.
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