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Description
Among the many tools and techniques used in signal analysis, the measurements of minimum (MIN), maximum (MAX), and average (AVERAGE) values play a fundamental role. These statistical measures provide essential insights into the characteristics and behavior of signals and assist in monitoring and optimizing signal strength and quality. Avateq includes these tools for the Spectrum plot.
Minimum (MIN) Measurement
The minimum value in a signal represents the lowest point in the data set. This measurement is particularly useful for identifying the baseline or the lowest level of a signal. In practical applications, the MIN value can help in detecting anomalies, such as sudden drops in signal strength or identifying the lowest amplitude in an audio signal.
Maximum (MAX) Measurement
Conversely, the maximum value indicates the highest point in the signal. This measurement is crucial for understanding the peak performance or the highest amplitude of a signal.
Average (AVERAGE) Measurement
The average value, often referred to as the mean, provides a central value of the signal over a period. This measurement is essential for understanding the overall behavior of the signal. For instance, the AVERAGE value can help in assessing the general signal strength over time, which is vital for maintaining consistent communication quality.
Tool Overview
2 - Available tools selection
2 - Start capturing data for Min/Max/Average analysis
3 - Stop processing and clear collected data
4 - Reset and start capturing new data
5 - Calculated minimum value for the plot
6 - Calculated maximum value for the plot
Operation
- Press Start next to the plot of interest to initiate data capturing
- Press Stop to stop capturing data. Data is cleared from the browser memory.
- Press Clear to reset data capturing. Data is cleared from the browser memory and new capturing is initiated.