07-31-2005 10:36 AM
08-01-2005 10:56 AM
celynn,
Are you wanting to do a cross spectrum of N signals with some other signal? If this is the case, you can put the cross spectrum VI in a for loop and iterate it for each signal, comparing to the other signal.
If you're wanting to do something like a cross spectrum analysis on more than 2 signals at a time against each other, I'm not sure if that makes sense mathematically. It would be like trying to convolve more than two signals at a time, which I'm not sure can be done. But I'm sure someone with more math expertise could offer help with that question.
I hope this helps, but give us a little more information on what exactly you want to do and someone should be able to help you. Have a great day!
Tyler S.
08-02-2005 07:45 AM
08-03-2005 02:57 PM
celynn,
So you could do something as simple as 3 instances of either the Cross Spectrum (phase-mag).vi or the Cross Spectrum (real-imag).vi. Then wire the different combinations of signals as the X and Y inputs. Those VIs are located on the All Functions>>Analyze>>Waveform Measurements palette.
Does this answer your questions?
Tyler S