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The '''Dual Channel Spectral Measurement Express VI''' measures the frequency response of the input signals and the coherence based on the current and previous input signals. This Express VI returns results such as '''Magnitude''', '''Phase''', '''Coherence''', '''Real''', and '''Imaginary'''. | The '''Dual Channel Spectral Measurement Express VI''' measures the frequency response of the input signals and the coherence based on the current and previous input signals. This Express VI returns results such as '''Magnitude''', '''Phase''', '''Coherence''', '''Real''', and '''Imaginary'''. | ||
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| Type | Express VI |
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The Dual Channel Spectral Measurement Express VI measures the frequency response of the input signals and the coherence based on the current and previous input signals. This Express VI returns results such as Magnitude, Phase, Coherence, Real, and Imaginary.
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