Analyzer2Go 2.0
is a program running on Symbian S60 3rd generation smart phones like NOKIA N95
(complete list see at the bottom of the page).
It contains several modes to analyze audio captured by the microphone (or from
the head set connector)
·
Realtime operation (typically 32 frames per second)
·
Oscilloscope with adjustable trigger level
·
FFT spectrum analyzer including sonagram display
·
Guitar tuner with included high precision frequency estimation
·
CW
decoder with envelope and ticker display
All modes can be used with both display orientations.
Oscilloscope

The following keys are supported:
<Cursor Up>
and
<Cursor Down>
: change gain
<Cursor Left>
and
<Cursor Right>
: move trigger level
<Enter> :
run/stop
FFT spectrum analyzer with sonagram display
The upper half shows the instantaneous spectrum of the audio signal. This trace
is coded with every new sweep into colors using the rainbow map at the right
border. High levels are shown in red, low levels in blue. This results in a
sonagram sometimes also called waterfall display.
The following keys are supported:
<1>
:
toggle marker
<2>
:
toggle peak hold trace (light blue) between off, peak and aging
<3>
:
activate reference trace (white)
<Cursor Down>
: change gain
<Cursor Left>
and
<Cursor Right>
: move marker (fine)
<Cursor Up>
and
<Cursor Down>
: move marker (coarse)
<Enter> :
run/stop
CW Decoder

The upper half shows the envelope of the audio signal. Symbols are generated
using the threshold (white dotted line), which are shown the blue line below the
envelope. Theses symbols (dihs and dahs) are then decoded using the famous morse
code/alphabet. The text is displayed in red scrolling like a stock market
ticker.
The following keys are supported:
<1>
:
lock speed estimation
<Cursor Down>
and
<Cursor Up>:
change threshold
<Enter> :
run/stop
GuitarTuner
is a mode identical to the standalone Symbian program "GuitarTuner" also
available from Brown Bear Software.
All details can be found on the
Brownbear Software GuitarTuner Page
Like a standalone instrument tuner it is able to analyze a tone of a guitar (or
nearly every other instrument) and show the note and the mistuning using a
pointer and bar display. In addition (which not standard for other tuners) this
software shows the input level.

Specifications
| Frequency Range |
10 Hz to 4000 Hz (sampling rate 8 kHz) |
| Included help |
YES |
| Sound feed |
using the internal microphone or a sound source (like an
E-Guitar) connected to the headset connector. |
| Display orientation |
portrait and landscape (autodetect) depending on smart phone
and firmware release |
| Operation Modes |
FFT Analyzer : Spectrum and Sonagram
Oscilloscope : Waveform (Time Domain)
CW Decoder : Envelope display with cw/morse decoder with automatic speed
estimation
Guitar Tuner : including frequency and level display |
| FFT Analyzer Spec |
X-Axis : 0 .. 4 kHz
Y-Axis : 0 .. -80 dBfs
Traces: Write, Peakhold, Reference
Trigger : Auto/Stop
Cursor : Level Riding
Sonagram : Color Map Rainbow, History typically 5 seconds |
| Oscilloscope Spec |
Timebases : 3 ms/div, 4ms/div
(depending on display orientation)
Gain : x1, x2, x4, x8, x16, x32 ... x1024
Trigger : Norm/Stop
Trigger slope : positive
Trigger level : full Y axis |
| CW decoder Spec |
Display : envelope, symbols, text and speed
Speed estimation : 1 ... 100 wpm
Speed mode : track/fixed
Symbol history : approx. 12 seconds
Text display : last 20 characters |
| Guitar Tuner Modes |
chromatic (finding all notes) FFT (standard, resolution
0.25 Hz)
ACF (enhanced precision for bass strings) |
| Guitar Tuner and Frequency Estimation Uncertainty |
Bass B string (30.87 Hz), ACF mode : < 5 cent
Guitar E string (329 Hz), FFT mode : < 2 cent |
| Tuning |
430 Hz to 450 Hz for A |