VOICE - a spectrogram computer display package
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https://hdl.handle.net/1912/1012DOI
10.1575/1912/1012Abstract
A real-time spetrogram instrument has been developed to provide an inexpensive and field-portable instrument for the
analysis of animal sounds. The instrument integrates a computer graphics display package with a PC-AT computer equipped with
an A/D board and a digital signal processing board. It provides a real-time spectrogram display of frequencies up to 50kHz in a
variety of modes: a running display, a signal halted on screen, successive expanded views of the signal. The signal amplitude may
also be displayed. Portions of the scrolled data may be saved to disk file for future viewing, or as part of a database collection. The
screen display may be manipulated to adapt to special needs. Program source listings are included in the text.
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Technical Report: Martin, Ann, Catipovic, Josko A., Fristrup, Kurt M., Tyack, Peter L., "VOICE - a spectrogram computer display package", 1990-07, DOI:10.1575/1912/1012, https://hdl.handle.net/1912/1012Related items
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