Filtering of noise signal to acquire sound

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• Difference between signal y express sound and Vibration Assistant

  Buenas,

  Cuando instalas el of sound and vibration luego software, tienes back ejecutables: Sound and vibration assistant y signal on purpose. Los abres los back if you lo lo mismo. Mid questions are:

  • What difference between hay?
  
  
  • Da igual use uno u otro
  
  
  • If desinstalo uno los pasa algo back?

  MUCHAS gracias

  Saludos

  Hola, aaramburu,

  in lenguaje andar por casa, Signal Express are el programa matriz y S & VA el are UN modulo what instala encima y reviews una paleta Programación than permite usar funcionalidades specific sonido Análisis y constant. El Signal Express has leaves, apply filters, a configurable software para datos closing, etc. If el S & VA mallards are mallards nuevas funcionalidades enable use tarjetas para señales dinamicas o DSAS that enable leer of tacometros, acelerometros, hacer análisis octavas, etc.. ES como if instalas LabVIEW, are UN lenguaje general Programación y quieres una camara use. Sober el propio LabVIEW has instalar Modulo de Vision para el LabVIEW y is anaden kbes imagen aforementioned funcionalidades.

  No nada desinstales, one extended capabilities. As has using uno u otro, depends on the nature of the application as desarrolles. If going to a Signal Express y seleccionas help > Getting Started with > Getting Started with LabVIEW Signal Express Fiesta el tutorial Básico para el manejo del entorno con guiados exercise. Leads unas cuatro horas. If you want to develop una application of sonido y vibration, using a high port tal y como is muestra in el tutorial help > Getting Started with > Assistant Sound and Vibration.

  I hope this information you follows from utility.

  Jesus.

• filtering of noise over 200 kHz

  Hello!

  I'm recording ultrasonic vocalizations of rat at 1 ms/s using an acquisition of data PCI-6132.  One of my colleagues is ultrasound analysis of data from the records and asked me to apply a filter on the signal, as it is registered.  He asked the specifications was to "filter noise on 200kHs, with a steep slope.  I have no training in hearing analysis, so I have no idea what he's talking about, or how to impliment it.  Can anyone interpret this and help me understand this?  Thank you!

  Matt

  When I had to filter signals in LabVIEW, I had success with the express VI, called "filter". You can find it in the following range: "treatment-> conditioning of waveform of the Signal-> Filter.VI.

  Before we begin, I noticed that your condition is to filter "noise more of 200 kHz. This means filter any more than 200 kHz or just 'noise '?

  If you filter any more than 200 kHz, there are several parameters that you need to pay to reach your goal. Double-click the Filter.VI once you have he fell on the block diagram. The first thing you need to set is the same type. If you want to filter all above 200 kHz and spend everything below 200 kHz, you want a low-pass filter.

  Since this is a low-pass filter, you will have only a cut-off frequency. It's 200 kHz is your case, since you want to spend everything below 200 kHz.

  For a slope steep, I like to use the elliptical topology. You can start with an order of 3 to see if it produces the answer you need.

  I would recommend search filters on a site like Wikipedia, if this does not produce the results you need. Using this VI will take you where you need to go, but you may need to adjust the settings based on your signal. However, I think this will at least get you started in the right direction!

• Filtering of noise - OR 9361

  Hello everyone,

  I use a NI 9361 module to measure the speed of rotation of a shaft that rotates through an electric motor.

  I am faced with loud noises because of this electric motor; When I run it, my meter directly measure frequencies up to 1 MHz, even when my tree is not running. I can't see the same phenomena when I'm looking at the edge of counting results...

  I tried to use the pulse width filter inside my Labview application to filter the signal but I couldn't find anything sufficient.

  Anyone who has ever faced with this kind of question, and if so, is there a solution to cope?

  I thank of altogether.

  You use a shielded sensor connection?  You can also try to raise the level of signal on the 9361 threshold if you CSR.

• My startup noise and shut down sound is missing

  My start and knew low noise is absent. The rest of his work ok. I have worked on this problem for some time and have tried everything I found on the internet Microsoft form other sources. Sewing of every thing to be turned on. Could this be something in the registry that is missing.

  No, it has not solved the problem thanks
  I can find sound and audio devices but not the event sounds and programs. I don't see test mode in a sound and audio device.  The start up and closed down wav file is present. I have test the wav file using windows media player and it does not work.  Is my my problem some were in the resistance.
  I worked on this problem for some time.  I have another copy of XP on the same computer and the stat up and works stops when I run. Then, I know nothing wrong with my hardware.  Why have I not another copy of XP on my computer. Well, he had so many problems, I just started a new copy of XP to repair the damage.

  Thank you, Glenn

• Get a static noise when using the sound track

  I just Adobe Premiere Clip, thanks to Kevin, because he was talking on his vlog every day lol.

  I managed to make a little video, photos of stil, and I work very well, but when I announced a soundtrack, all I hear is static noise, seeing the video, in the first video, but when I save the video and read it, then it sounds very good.

  I use Adobe Premiere Clip version 1.1.2.1161 on Android version 6.0 on a Sony Experia E5

  I understand now.

  I will ask to confirm the media audio information.

  You can use the MediaInfo application which will help you to get all the information about this Audio clip. (https://mediaarea.net/en/MediaInfo/Download this application specifically runs on desktop computers)

  Also, let me know the source of this Audio file.

• Filtering of the signal

  I have a pretty basic need for capabilities of LabVIEW filtering.  We measure data from the accelerometer on a period of time and to filter all frequenicies who are greater than 500 Hz.

  Essentially, I need a program that bed from a 2, text tab delimited file column puts a lo filter passes 500 Hz on the data and records to a new file.

  Is a very simple pattern, and the filter settings and the error I get when I try to run it with the data obtained from a previous test that was not filtered.

  

  Well, I'm making progress, thanks for the help.  Always make a mistake so.

  

• weak continuous signal low-pass filtering

  I get continuous signals to the NI USB-6259 of multifunction DAQ device is acquiring its signals to 1000 Hz. The rate of data acquisition can be changed through the GUI, but that

  is for later analysis. The main issue here is labwindows offers many options for filtering. I was wondering if someone could recommend the best option for a LP

  Filter on a frequency of 50 or 60 Hz. are there - it implemented an easy way to put this. Basically, I want to filter the data acquired and then store it in the file that is currently present.

  I was also wondering if material 6259 filtering, if it's a better road then should I use the filter material to clean noise signals?

  mdmorar,

  The reason why you get this error is the low-pass filter property is is not supported on the USB-6259. You will need to use a filter software for your application, because there is no low-pass filter in the material. If you look under the range of libraries in CVI and select Signal Processing > IIR digital filters > features of filtering in a single step, it will give you options for different low-pass filters. They have some low-pass filters here that should help you.

• initiation of an analog signal noise

  Here's the idea (the concept is available in commercial software) - to remove the background noise of an audio event, acquire a small sample pre-event, and do a FFT to discover the strength of the signal in multiple bands; It's the characterization of noise. Then set a threshold for each a little higher than the intensity of the noise signal. It is then applied to the 'event' to each frequency band - if the signal for the event does not exceed the threshold of this band, which is not part of the event, but just background noise. This I did, my question is how to better implement the filter in LabVIEW - I think both approaches, (a) filter in the frequency domain (should be easy), but can only be returned in audio in the time domain? or (b) the audio sample run through a series of band pass filter beginning by stripping the lower frequencies and working to the highest and what remains is the audio event with any other deleted. Whoever did this in LabVIEW?

  Or of your approaches can be used in principle. In practice you can't get as good performance as you want.

  With both methods a few time delay between the audio input and audio output will exist.  How much delay you can tolerate?

  (A) to two FFT. One of the pre-event segment. The other is the segment of the event. If the sgements are of different lengths, df will be different and this will make the rest of the complicated treatment. The shorter segment with zeros to fill is the easiest way to match the DSV, but will present amplitude errors. After resetting in the case where the bins below thresholds segment FFT, do the inverse FFT. Be sure to use complex numbers on all frequency domain calculations to avoid losing the key stage information.

  (B) you will have to deal with transient responses and delays of the filters. Each filter with different center frequency and bandwidth will have a different response and delay. Compensate for these effects can be very inconvenient.  With continuous data spikes fade, but for your process based on events, it can be a viable solution.

  Lynn

• Is there a way to know what makes a noise of grinding on my lap? I was told that my sound card driver may be able

  Sound card:

  Analog Devices, Inc.

  Model: SoundMax Digital Audio Intergrated

  Driver: smwdm.sys

  Updated: February 17, 2012

  Video card:

  NVIDIA GeForce FX 5500

  Pilot: nv4_mini.sys

  No upgrade

  I recently did the upgrade of the driver of the Doc and found things that I didn't exist on my computer, which was given to me by my nephew.  He turns quiet and really did not have any complaints until after that I did the upgrade of the driver of the Doc.  Now, that sounds like a grinding machine.  I was told that when I talked about Facebook, I need to update my sound card driver.  I did a search to see what it means, but I am not prepared to do right now.  Can someone reassure me that it will be an easy fix?

  Could be a problem of fan cooling, remove the side cover of the tower and see if you can see or hear the sound is coming from.

  My advice would be the same. Certainly, it looks like a fan at the origin of the problem. Fans get older they intermittently can make noise. This would explain why you hear sometimes and not others.

  Furthermore, to see if your sound card, causing the noise (which I doubt), just turn off all your speakers when you hear the noise. If the sound stops immediately, it's actually a sound card related question.

  There are often several fans inside the computer.  There will be one which is part of the power supply. Sometimes one or more attached to the casing of the computer itself (usually the Panel that you remove the first and one on the front of the case.)  There will probably be one on top of the CPU (central processing unit), as well as on the video card.

  Not recommended advice (which I did before) - gently tap on the center of the fan that you suspect is making noise. Jiggleling it will sometimes make noise to stop. In this case, you know which fan needs to be replaced.

  Even worse advice (which I also done before) - take a small piece of wood (for example, a 1/4-inch dowel rod) and insert slowly into the fan to keep it from turning. If the noise stops, you have found the fan that needs to be replaced. Remove the stick to regularize quickly because he will always try to run and we don't want it burn.

  If you can't find that a fan is causing trouble you want to replace as soon as possible because it will eventually stop working and cause one or more components in your computer to overheat.

• How can I improve the quality of the sound signal tia sal22

  Hello all

  I have a VI that plays an audio signal on a sound card, but the quality is not great in real time when I change it.  I can create the audio signal in mathematica 6 and it sounds good but labview has a few problems can anyone recommend a way to improve the way in which the qualtiy of the audio signal sounds... I need to increase buffers or allocation of memory for labview, if yes, how can I do.

  TIA sal22

  PS I'm using labview 8.2 don't fix 8.5 this problem?

  Hi sal22,

  LabVIEW 8.2.1 (which seems to be the version you're using) automatically manages the allocation of memory up to 2 gigabytes.  LabVIEW 8.5 and later supported the use of up to 4 gigabytes.

  See the following articles in the knowledge base for more information:

  The amount of memory can use LabVIEW?
  http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/AC9AD7E5FD3769C086256B41007685FA?OpenDocument

  Using LabVIEW 8.5 - virtual memory extension for 32-bit Windows
  http://zone.NI.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361D-01/lvhowto/enable_lrg_ad_aware/

  Also, I know that some changes have been made to lvsound2.dll in 8.5, the library of your vi uses to produce the sound.  In other words, if it's really a problem of memory, that upgrading to the latest version of LabVIEW can solve the problem.  I can't confirm this for you because my ears are not only very good .  But it's worth a try if you have a copy of available 8,5/8.5.1.

• How priviledge 'noise' over the sounds of "tonal"?

  Hi all

  I want to priviledge noise (like breathing) on the audio content (e.g. humming or singing) in a track. Basically, I want to filter the audio in order to have, if possible, than the noise signal and not of its 'tonal '.

  Is this possible with reliability? Any suggestions on a filter and settings to use?

  The audio track that I use is a professional recording of a performance of the vocal ensemble (8-10 people) on stage (a church).

  I have only the basics in Adobe Audition, any help is useful!

  Thank you!

  Stefan

  Well, I watched/listened to, and for me, the answer seems pretty obvious. What you need to do, it is view spectral helps isolate the last rest of tonal, then remove them. Now I think it should be relatively easy to do, as they will stand out a bit by being short horizontal lines into something that will be varying amounts of breathing 'noise' with no tonal components at all. When you can see them, they should be relatively easy to paint outside.

  However, this work would be one) easier and b) almost certainly more effective if it was made using iZotope RX5. This is not to denigrate the hearing the least - it's just that this kind of treatment is what RX5 was specifically designed to do, and it has other tools that make the spectral editing work spectacularly well!

• noise of 9205

  Hello everyone, I'm having a problem of balancing slot chassis and signals acquisition facility space.  Systems cRIO I built in the past used maps 9219 universal to acquire my signals analog 4-20mA.  However, I found that to 4 channels per card cost per channel is stiff and frankly I'm running out of space in our applications.  I decided to experiment with the help of the 9205 in our chassis compact daq and have found that if I sample at 1 kHz, then take an average I get not too bad at reading.  My system is not high speed.  I update my screen at a frequency of 10 Hz and record data as slow as 5 min.  I tried to take a middle run of 100 samples on 24 channels, but I think it's eating all my memory.

  In short I'm looking for stable values that I am getting with the 9219 but using the 9205.  For my son, I'm running both the chassis and the sensors on the same diet, and the signals are then put through a shunt resistance (resistance of 250 ohms accuracy).  4-20mA cables are protected, and the cables 1 - 5V to the card are only a foot or two of time so there should not be enough length to pick up a lot of noise signal.  The measurement mode is NSRE, as all my reasons are common, so it does not appear that there should be no difference between taking a differential concentration or the NSRE.

  I look forward to any input that could be provided.

  Thank you.

  I'm a fan of sampling rates, filtering, then downsampling and only output of the values at a low rate.  For your request, I would consider sampling at 1 kHz, using a low-pass filter at 1 Hz, and then save the data at 10 Hz.  You get a nice and smooth signal even when there is a lot of high frequency noise.  Usually it's on the FPGA.  (Oops, just noticed that you use cDAQ.  Always easy to do with the PC.)

  I also would investigate the material aspect of things.  I always get confused about entry to use mode, so I often try several and figure on which one works better.  Maybe combine the signals as a bonus to see if it works better.  If so, something is configured wrong for only configuration is complete.

  Bruce

• acquire audio 2-way

  Hello guys!

  I would draw the waveform of sound of my sound card (using the microphone).  Well, with the icon 'acquire sound' in the menu Express, that I could do.  But I have a problem when I want that store binary data.  If a game icon "acquire its" 1 channel, I have no problem at the store and then the plot, but when I put the icon 'acquire sound' on 2 channels, I can draw the binary data.  I enclose a photo with vi

  Can someone help me please?

  Thank you

  nomade42k wrote:
  Sorry guys, maybe I made the wrong question.  I just used the noise 'acquire' to simulate several signals.

  What you think about this solution?

  Very close to be here

  http://forums.NI.com/NI/board/message?board.ID=breakpoint&thread.ID=2634&view=by_date_descending&PAG...

  try to understand what

  Do NOT screw with screw Express Express is like peeing in your pants a cold winter day. You can get hotter for a few minutes. But after that, it will be very cold.

• filter the peaks on the signal from ECG pulse!, help!

  Hello

  I have RCV of the ECG signal. I filtered the ECG signal and get the resource (interval between each pulse of ECG) records.

  

  The source of the signal have noise I use a threshold but sometimes spikes of failure. Like the previous capture. Normally, if you get a pic of fault detected, I'll try to find this index to add to the left or right of the peak, normally I add to the lower value. This works if it has only a bad impulse between 2 good.

  The problem come when I have more than a ridge between the two coupons.

  Also, when the impulse of R a loss threshold I have trying to find the index and get 2 new reading making division 2 peak value.

  I have attached the method I've used to adapt it. I only works if I have 1 Ridge added on real measures of R or pulse 1 loss R, when I have several pics no work.

  I would like to hear an idea to make it work better. I don't like the idea of removing the value interval, I have 2 hours of reading and if I remove the values I have lower data outoput is why I tried to summarize or division of values to get the correct reading without losing any data.

  Perhaps, there is any better filter for ECG of entry, so I have a R-own pulse and less noise between ECG pulses.

  Any advice is welcome.

  Best regards, Fred.

  Almost.  in the last step, you have extracted the real part of the complex waveform.  Instead, you must retrieve the extent.

  

  BTW, this idea isn't mine.  I got from this article

  http://www.ScienceDirect.com/science/article/PII/S0010482501000099