File:VisSim-model.ogv
| Uploaded by | DSP-user |
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| Upload date | 2010-02-10T22:52:29Z |
| MIME type | application/ogg |
| Dimensions | 876 × 537 px |
| File size | 3.0 MB |
Summary
| Description |
English: Screenshots of VisSim Trial version creating a small model of a sine function with noise added and then filtered with a Butterworth filter. This is made into a compound block and then the filter is changed to a Chebyshev filter. |
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Self taken screenshot  |
| Author | Own work |
| Permission (Reusing this file) |
The VisSim viewer is released under the free software license BSD. I built this VisSim model with VisSim built-in functions. The VisSim viewer is copyrighted by Visual Solutions Inc. |
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Licensing
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| Copyright © Visual Solutions
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