Spectran
is a program to do real time or deferred spectral analysis / waterfall
display, in addition to real time audio filtering (band pass, denoising,
band reject and CW peaking) of audio signals, using the PC sound card to digitize the input
analog signal, or taking as input a WAV file. Its characteristics are well
suited to dig weak signals buried into noise, thanks to a selectable bin
size down to 21 millihertz. On the opposite site, it can visualize normal
CW signals, resolving individual dots and dashes (with a reasonably fast
PC).
The
most notable change in Version 2
of Spectran from the previous versions is in the sound card interfacing
portion. The new code has a much reduced latency, and this has the very
positive consequence that now there is no more need to "talk" to
the sound card mixer, with all the problems of incompatibility that this
has generated so far. Interfacing
the mixer was needed for the passthrough mode, which, being the
latency high, had to be implemented in the sound card hardware. With V2
the passthrough is done in software. |
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Latest News : Special version of Spectran for the UNITEC-I launch | ||
The UNITEC-1 team will use a modified version of Spectran, which produces a Log file of all the frequency peaks, for an offline analysis. If you want to download this special version, |
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Current version : Version 2, build 216 |
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The
new features of build 213 are:
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The
new features of build 212 are:
Also, a few bugs have been removed from the code. |