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How to make Bode Analyzer frequency response go lower than -180 degrees?

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Dear community friends,

I am trying to do an audio analysis of my microphone & speaker.

I've realised a big zig-zag in the frequency response after 4.5 KHz. I've tested this on oscilloscope manually and figured out it should have a frequency response lower than -180 degrees but this plot doesn't do it.

 

Is there any way I can get a more accurate bode plot for my system?

 

 Frequency responseFrequency response

I have connected AI0+ with AO0 and AI0- with AO's AGND for the speaker.

For the microphone, I've connected AI1+ and AI1-.

Thank you in advance!

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The "degrees" is not a frequency response, but a phase, which wraps at the boundaries of -180/180 degrees, of course.

 

If you don't what that, use unwrap phase on the phase signal before graphing.

Do you have access to the LabVIEW code?

 

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Thank you for replying.

Yes, I've realised it is the phase I wanted to unwrap, can you let me know how to do it?

 

I do not have access to the LabVIEW code.

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@willy7593 wrote:

I do not have access to the LabVIEW code.


Well, then you can't unless the programmer has implemented such a setting. Maybe you can export the data and unwrap it yourself.

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