If you right-click on the “Impulse” tab and select “Clock Adjustment,” only the phase is displayed in the lower window. Is it possible to also add a display of the excess phase there?
I have a measurement to which a sound card calibration file has been applied. When I generate an excess phase using the option to enable the cal file effects, I get a perfect horizontal excess phase. But if I make an excess phase copy, the result is a phase similar to one without the cal file...
Is it normal that all harmonics above 49 contribute to the noise figure calculation, even regardless of the selected value in the highest harmonic setting in THD?
I suggest considering a proposal to add the option to display a line indicating the integrated noise level on the RTA screen and the saved spectrum screen. This would be useful for seeing which harmonics or intermodulations do not exceed the integrated noise level.
Currently, the setting called "stop at distortion limit" works as follows: as soon as the distortion level falls below the specified value, in my case 0.32, the distortion level is monitored, and if this level exceeds the specified value again, the test stops. The problem with this approach is...
Is it normal for the peak of the filters generated by the application with the same gain to drop lower and lower in dBr scale as the quality factor decreases?
If you take a screenshot of RTA using the light color scheme in the screenshot settings while using the app's light theme, the Spectrum graph appears black. However, if the Dark theme is enabled, the Spectrum graph appears light gray. Is this by design or is it a bug?
This message now appears when trying to open a two-tone spectrum made in an older version in beta 116. The same thing happens in beta 115. Is this behavior intentional, meaning that now it will be impossible to open old measurements?
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