Window Functions in Spectrum Analyzers

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When and How to Use Them

One thing I love about spectrum analyzers is the way they adjust to your needs. For a quick answer, you can operate them in fire-and-forget mode with the default settings. When your particular signal requires a specific tradeoff—say speed vs. noise floor or accuracy vs. flatness—advanced controls help you get the analysis you need.

In this post, I’m going to dive into windowing, one of these fine-tune settings that you may occasionally need.

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Embedded Software Development: Put Code Metrics to Work for You

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You’re working on an exciting new feature for an embedded system. The hardware is looking good. You turn your attention to the firmware, and… chaos! The code has served faithfully for years, but it’s grown in a piecemeal fashion over time and become difficult to maintain. A change that once needed just a few lines of code now requires a dozen updates spread over several files. Where do you start?

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