
CHAPTER 10
1/1- and 1/3-octave Frequency Analysis (Optional Modules)
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Spectrum Table shows the displayed part of the spectrum in tabular form – as in Fig.10.5.
Press the Table Format icon
at the top of the screen to select between two different
viewing formats:
– Two Parameters: for displaying values from both spectra
– One Parameter (wrap): for displaying values from the main spectrum only, but with
the columns wrapped on the display to allow as many values as possible on the screen
Fig.10.5
Spectrum table
To exit the Spectrum Table, tap .
Note: Save the template, if you want to use the display settings for other measurements.
Some parameters are calculated based on the spectra:
• SIL, PSIL, SIL3 and L
Xeq
(f1–f2) are calculated during the measurement and saved
together with the other measurement data
• The Noise Parameters NC, NR, RC, NCB, Loudness and Loudness Level are for display
only and calculated based on measured L
Xeq
spectra. This means that whenever you have a
L
Xeq
spectrum you can also calculate and display these parameters
• NC, NR, RC and NCB are defined for 1/1-octave L
Zeq
spectra, however, NC, NR, RC and
NCB are calculated for any frequency weighting and any octave bandwidth. A-, B- and
C-weighted spectra are converted to Z-weighted spectra and 1/3-octave spectra are
converted to 1/1-octave spectra before the calculation
• Loudness and Loudness Level are calculated for 1/3-octave spectra with any frequency
weighting. A-, B- and C-weighted spectra are converted to Z-weighted spectra before the
calculation
If 1/1-octave L
Zeq
spectra have been measured, then you can display a Noise Curve together
with the L
Zeq
spectrum, see example in Fig.10.6.
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