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Page Revision: 2014/12/24 20:31


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

The element performs elementary analysis and plotting of an arbitrary realtime signal that is collected by the signal acquisition elements


Description

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Element' actions aligned with epochs of the parent event

EpochActions
After OnsetThe element starts analyzing the selected signal
Control Loop stepThe new signal data is analyzed withing the selected analysis window. The generated signal plots are updated.
Before OffsetThe element stops analyzing the selected signal

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Properties

Generic Properties

NameDescriptionConstraintsValue TypeUpon Runtime Change
Signal Source
Selected SignalDefines the signal for processing by the element. The signals are provided by the data acquisition elements.String
Sampling RateDefines the sampling rate of the original signal, in HzInt32
Analysis Window SizeDefines the size (in samples) of the moving analysis window for signal processing.Int32
Signal NormalizationDefines the normalization procedure that is automatically applied to the signal before the analysisenumerationThe selected procedure is applied on the next analysis cycle
Bandpass Filter
Is FilteringDefines whether the Butterworth bandpass filter is applied in signal plotting. This filter does not affect the signal analysis.Boolean
Filter OrderDefines the order of the Butterworth bandpass filterInt32
Low CutOffDefines the low cutoff of the Butterworth bandpass filter, in HzDouble
High CutOffDefines the high cut-off of the Butterworth bandpass filter, in HzDouble
Bandpass Filter
Is FilteringDefines whether the Butterworth bandpass filter is applied in signal plotting. This filter does not affect the signal analysis.Boolean

+=== 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

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