Two new versions of toolkits for use with the LabView graphical development environment can simplify development of many sound and vibration applications, including audio test; noise, vibration and harshness (NVH) test; and machine condition monitoring.
The Sound and Vibration Toolkit 3.0 and the Order Analysis Toolkit 2.0 include more than 65 ready-to-run application examples and more than 80 widely used measurement functions. The Sound and Vibration Toolkit 3.0 features new audio measurements based on industry standards, such as AES, SMPTE, DIN, ITU and CCIF. The Order Analysis Toolkit 2.0 expands standard order analysis functionality to include order extraction, order tracking and tachometer signal processing for machine condition monitoring and NVH testing. The new toolkits work with the vendor’s dynamic signal acquisition devices, SCXI signal conditioning, FieldPoint, LabView Real-Time software and distributed I/O and data acquisition products.
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