10-06-2011 02:56 PM
Hello,
I am just making an application that should remove only mechanical noise(especially it is coming when my disk is touched the mechanical part). So, I have started with one headset and that mike jack is connected to my PC and the mike is very near to my disk, to here especially mechanical noise when it is touching. I started seeing some example codes in labVIEW(type as "sound" in examples help) but could not find any related to my application. I would like remove only that noise frequencies(I have some other noise in my system but I want to remove only this mechanical touching stuff). I want to calculate the fft of heard signal from mike. Is it possible? Is there any better idea?
Thank you for NI forum.
10-06-2011 03:27 PM - edited 10-06-2011 03:29 PM
The 'Signal Processing' palette has VIs for waveform measurment, including FFT, Extract Tone, and others. There is also a palette for waveform conditioning, which has several different types of filters.
You can wire these directly from the output of the sound vi.
Can you post what you have created already?
10-07-2011 02:48 AM
Hello,
I have choosen "sound input file" example from Labview and i am converting a song that is playing near to my microphone to wav file. In the mean process, Also i would like to calculat the FFT of the input song playing. So far, I haven't succeed and got nothing on the sprectrum graph. Am i doing any wrong here. Please correct me.
10-07-2011 05:47 AM
Please help me. I am getting problem with FFT spectrum which displays nothing when my time domain signal is connected to PS/PSD vi. You an see in the above picture for block diagram and below here the front panel.
10-07-2011 06:11 AM
@shjukheter wrote:
Please help me. I am getting problem with FFT spectrum which displays nothing when my time domain signal is connected to PS/PSD vi. You an see in the above picture for block diagram and below here the front panel.
10-07-2011 06:25 AM
Thank you so much. Now it is working and I am getting two color signals(white and red). I don't know why the red one is coming here. Can you give me any link for difference between linear and logarithmic in options. At the moment, I am using linear mode.
10-07-2011 06:52 AM
Try Google and logarithmic scale