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SoundCheck v3.0.1001 英文正式版(模組化基於PC的電聲測試系統軟體)

安裝序號:
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內容說明:
Soundcheck是一套模組化基於PC的電聲測試系統,它能高性能地完成電聲產品各種參數的測試。
無論對於生產線質量控制(QC)簡易操作的要求,還是對研發（R&D）應具備各種擴展功能的要求,
Soundcheck都能很好的滿足並適用於整個設計和生產過程。通過在標準的PC上使用專業的聲卡,
Soundcheck確實是作為傳統電聲檢測設備硬體更好更新的替換品。
英文說明:
PassMark SoundCheck is a Windows based application
that allows users to test their PC sound card,
speakers and microphone. Verify that your sound
card can record and playback sounds at various
audio sample rates. Check the capability of your
speakers to reproduce the highest and lowest
frequencies (and your capability to hear these
frequencies). Create perfectly formed test tones
and loop them back into your sound card to look
for distortion using PassMark audio loopback
cables. SoundCheck also provides an audio FX test
and a surround sound test to analyse those
advanced sound card features.

Stereo or mono sound can be recorded and played
back at a variety of sample rates and resolutions.
SoundCheck includes a built-in tone generator that
allows test tones to be generated at a selected
frequency and sampling rate. This can be done
using waveforms such as sine waves, saw tooth
waves, white noise, and square waves. The waveform
can be plotted and frequency spectrum graphed in
real time using fast Fourier transform algorithms.

* Test the range of your speakers and hearing
* Simultaneous sound recording a playback (with
full duplex sound cards)
* A comprehensive help file.
* Real time waveform display (like an oscilloscope)
* Real time sprectum display using fast Fourier
transforms
* Adjustable frame rate for slower PCs
* Selectable sample rates from 5000Hz to 128,000Hz
* Stereo and mono recording a playback
* 8, 16 and 24bit recording and playback
* Input and output data rate measurement
* Source device selection when multiple sound
devices are installed
* Test tone generation at any frequency and
amplitude
* Tone generation using sine waves, square waves,
saw tooth waves, spikes and white noise.
* SoundCheck generates perfectly formed synthetic
waves using the tone generation (rather than
playing back recorded wave files)