Differences in Analysis Capabilities Between LabVIEW Full Development System (FDS) and Base package.
Primary Software: LabVIEW Toolkits>>Advanced Signal Processing Toolset
Primary Software Version: 7.5
Primary Software Fixed Version: N/A
Secondary Software: N/A
Problem: What advanced analysis concepts does the LabVIEW FDS have compared to the Base Package?
Solution: What is analysis?
Analysis covers all our VI's and toolkits that perform mathematical operations on data. This includes the advanced analysis libraries in the LabVIEW FDS, the base analysis libraries in the LabVIEW Base Package, the Gmath Toolkit, Digital Filter Design Toolkit (DFD), Third Octave Analyzer (TOA), Joint Time-Frequency Analysis Toolkit (JTFA), and Wavelet and Filter Bank Design Toolkit (WFBD).
What analysis capabilities does the LabVIEW FDS have as compared to the Base Package?
Advanced Analysis consists of (partially) these categories of VI's:
- Signal Generation - sine waves, square waves, triangle waves, noise, impulses, etc.
- Digital Signal Processing - Fourier and Hilbert transforms, correlations, convolutions, power spectrums
- Measurement - Amplitude and Phase response, impulse response, peak detector, harmonic analyzer, histogram
- Windows - Various time-domain windows for spectral analysis
- Filters - Butterworth, Chebyshev, Elliptic, general IIR and FIR, Bessel, Median filters
- Probability and Statistics - Mean, deviation, probability distributions, variance, RMS, mode
- Linear Algebra - matrix (or vector) multiplication, determinant, inverse, rank, dot product, outer product
- Curve Fitting - Linear, exponential, polynomial fits, splines, interpolation
- Array Operations - Polynomial evaluation, unit vector, scaling, polar <-> rectangular conversion
- Additional Numerical Methods - Numerical integration, root finder, peak detect
Base Analysis consists of only these categories of VI's:
- Probability and Statistics: mean, median, deviation, mode, histogram
- Linear Algebra: Matrix inverse, determinant, matrix (or vector) multiplication, dot product, outer product
- Array Operations: 1D and 2D Linear Evaluation, 1D and 2D Polynomial Evaluation
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Report Date: 09/18/2006
Last Updated: 12/11/2006
Document ID: 41HAQM6A
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