Visual Analyser Project ( current v. 25 - Silvia edition )
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Visual Analyser is a comprehensive professional real-time software suite that transforms your PC into a full set of measurement instruments, with no additional hardware required (you can use your PC’s sound card). Alternatively, you can use specific external hardware (see the Hardware section for an example). Visual Analyser runs on Windows operating systems. The Visual Analyser 25 Silvia edition is now available (for both 64-bit and 32-bit platforms), though it is no longer compatible with Windows 9x. VA also runs on Linux through the wine utility. Wave, MP3, and FLAC file management were added in the 2012 version and have been further improved in the 25 versions. VA has been adopted as the basic measurement software by Nuova Elettronica magazine (a famous italian magazine that has now ceased all publication).
The VA 25 Silvia edition features a new 3D interface, an improved spectrum analyzer, a graphic equalizer, playback and recording tools, a frequency response tool, an updated menu, the ability to capture samples from other applications in real time, and much more.
See also DEMOCRATIC HELP and download my latest Ph.D. thesis (only Italian, sorry) The latest versions (25, 2022, 2021, 2020, 2019, 2014, 2012, 2011, and the 2010 NE-XT v2.4) include a powerful ZRLC meter (updated from 2019 onwards) capable of measuring the impedance of a device across various frequencies, including capacitance, inductance, resistance, real and imaginary components, Q-factor, and phase. This feature requires an acquisition board (such as a sound card) and a simple circuit utilizing two low-cost operational amplifiers, with an example available on this website. The ZRLC software also supports measuring the input impedance of amplifiers, transformers, and loudspeakers—see ZRLC details for more information. A simple vector scope has been added alongside the ZRLC meter window, and a full screenshot is available here. The recent 2.4 version introduces new and exciting features, highlighted in the News section. The magazine Nuova Elettronica has also published an article detailing specific hardware for the ZRLC function. Last but not least,an article on Elsevier. Note to all VA website visitors: The content of the Italian website may differ from the English version. It is not just a simple translation, as there are different links to Italian articles and authors (which may not be relevant to English readers). Additionally, some minor details differ due to my better proficiency in the Italian language! Main characteristics of VA: VA is a real-time program that simulates a range of electronic instruments, including:
See the Product details section for more details or here for a brief introduction. ROGA-Instruments Roga adopted Visual Analyser as a basic tool for its products for several years (example ROGAdaq2).
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