Live measurement views
The live workspace can present the channels and analysis views required for the task while keeping acquisition status visible. The interface should remain responsive without discarding the raw data needed for recording.
- Time waveform
- FFT spectrum
- Overall RMS, peak and peak-to-peak
- Trend
- Spectrogram
- Octave and combined views
FFT configuration that engineers can verify
A professional FFT view should expose sampling rate, FFT length, frequency resolution, record duration, window, averaging and amplitude scaling. These values determine what can actually be resolved in the spectrum.
- Selectable FFT size
- Frequency-resolution display
- Hann, Hamming and rectangular windows
- Linear, RMS and peak scaling
- Averaging and peak hold
- Cursor and peak identification
Recording and post-processing
Recorded calibrated time data should remain available after acquisition stops. Engineers can then zoom, filter, calculate derived quantities and reproduce analysis with documented settings.
- Continuous or defined-duration recording
- Project-based storage
- Raw time-signal retention
- Post-processing from recorded data
- CSV, report and engineering export
Monitoring and reporting
For online applications, the software can combine live status with long-term trend, events, alarm acknowledgement and maintenance-ready reports.
- Machine and channel selection
- Alarm and danger thresholds
- Event timeline
- Historical trend ranges
- Automated report output