Advanced processing for real applications

GlyphXE has even more to offer. Add-on modules for special applications are available - providing optimized algorithms and analytical processes:

Advanced DSP

Provides advanced signal processing and classification toolset, including:

Amplitude distribution and time at level
Curve fitting and IMSLTM statistics algorithm
Joint distribution
Level crossing
Peak valley slice
Markov counting
Rainflow cycle counting
Strain gage rosette analysis
Scripting using Python language for custom or proprietary functions and data formats

Synchronized Displays

Provides visualization toolset for audio, video and GPS data including:

Display of videos and playback of audio signals
Display of GPS data using image background or Microsoft MapPoint
Export GPS data to Google Earth
Multiple gage types to display key parameters as synchronized data values.

Noise and Vibration

Provides frequency domain toolset for noise and vibration applications including:

Frequency response for gain, phase and coherence of linear systems
Joint time frequency
Octave analysis in accordance with ANSI S1.11-2004
Spectrum weighting
Waterfall analysis for rotating machinery
Waterfall display including cursor slicing
Custom Fourier filter for user defined filter definition
Weighting filters including A, B, C noise filters and human body vibration in accordance with ISO2631, ISO5349.

Correction of anomalies

Users can automatically correct any irregularities or negative effects in the measurement signals that might interfere with any subsequent analysis. In long-term monitoring, for example, only individual – often infrequent – events are relevant.

In between these events, so-called flat lines can occur that expand the data volume and contain only static signal components which are now automatically corrected.

In addition, test results may drift because of temperature variations during long-term monitoring. If a drift in a known measured value is detected then the module initiates an automatic reset of the origin to facilitate test value monitoring.

The new add-on module also automatically corrects any irregularities resulting from electromagnetic interference affecting the measurement data in the form of spikes. By automatically correcting irregularities – such as flat lines, drift and spikes – a clear and unambiguous display of relevant data is provided for the user.