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FuzzMeasure as an acrobatic plane

Saw this quote pop up on a forum the other day. Thought I’d share…

[FuzzMeasure is] the easiest to use “mobile” setup I’ve been able to put together. Praxis is more powerful, but is more like flying an Airbus 320, where [FuzzMeasure] is like an agile acrobatic plane with just a VFR instrument set. —Jon Marsh

I should post these quotes more often.

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3 Responses to “FuzzMeasure as an acrobatic plane”

  1. thend Says:
    July 10th, 2007 at 10:46 am

    “it doesn’t do any type of distortion measurements at this time.”

    Of course he can

  2. chris Says:
    July 10th, 2007 at 10:50 am

    Well, technically not.

    By the nature of the log sweep, distortion is getting measured already. However, unless you know (a) where to find the distortions and (b) how to mentally scale the frequency axis for each harmonic, the display is not perfect.

    I’m working on making this much better.

    How do you currently go about finding distortions right now? I’m curious about how folks are already doing this.

  3. thend Says:
    July 10th, 2007 at 12:06 pm

    http://fuzzmeasure-fr.googlegroups.com/web/distortion.tiff

    Not perfectly, but suffisant.

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