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Page Revision: 2014/12/27 21:48


Element Icon PSD Analysis Element
Info
Category: Signal Analysis AddIn: Signal Processing
Creator: OkazoLab Team Scope: Parent Event
Owns Snippets: no Usage: Status Screen, code snippets

Actions aligned with epochs of the parent event

EpochActions
After experiment onsetThe element ...
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Before event onset
After event onset
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Properties

Generic Properties

NameProperty descriptionConstraintsTypeUpon change
Settings
namedescriptionattributes type String

+=== Properties inherited from clElement === Inherited properties of clElement
NameDescriptionConstraintsValue TypeUpon Change
Control
Is EnabledIf set to false the element is completely omitted when the experiment is run.Boolean
TitleTitle of the element.String



The element allows to perform a simple power spectrum (PSD) analysis on a real-time signal that is provided by the signal acquisition elements in EventIDE.


Description

The signal acquisition elements, e.g. OpenViBE Signal, communicate with recording hardware and buffer incoming data samples at the background of the experiment. If you want to obtain the instant frequency characteristics of a signal, you can use PSD Analyzer. The element operates on a single signal by estimating and plotting its power spectrum with the FFT. The estimation is run cyclically in the control loop of the parent event, within a analysis window that embraces the selected number of recent samples. The results include the descriptive statistics over the signal window: dominant frequency and its power. Other statistics can be done manually, hence the element delivers the FFT output as an array of double numbers. When power spectrum monitoring is required, the element generates a live bar plot, which can be placed on the Status Screen (see the snapshot below).

Snapshots

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Practical Use

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