Welcome to the CNAQ project !

CNAQ : a MATLAB acquisition tool to measure and compute transfer functions and impulse responses over audio cards

Description

CNAQ is an open source software dedicated to transfert function measurement of electronical, mechanical or acoustical systems. It is written in  MATLAB language and uses simple audio cards compatible with ASIO drivers to generate and acquire the signals. Using the  Angelo Farina's swept sine technique to compute the transfert functions in the time or frequency domains, CNAQ is able to give VERY high frequency resolutions, even at low frequencies. Moreover, this technique allows to compute the harmonic distortion levels easily.

Screenshot

http://parisson.com/Members/yomguy/img2/cnaq/cnaq_0-2-1.png

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Last version :

If some bugs appear during the use of CNAQ or if you think about some ehancements, you are welcome to post a bug report, that is a 'New Ticket', on this site.

Developers or people who wants the last development version will checkout the code using  Subversion (Linux) or  TortoiseSVN (Windows) with the following command :

svn co http://svn.parisson.org/svn/CNAQ/trunk CNAQ

Dependencies

  • Microsoft Windows (>= 2000),
  • MATLAB (>= 6.0),
  • An ASIO compatible audio card (ASIO drivers installed).

Documentation

The complete description of the software is available as a PDF file in the package (doc/latex/Manuel_CNAQ.pdf) and on line (french version).

License

CNAQ is published under the terms of the  CeCILL v2 license (french equivalent of GPL v2). sur le site .

Authors

Guillaume Pellerin (Parisson Manuel Melon (CNAM Paris)