Independent channels frequency and amplitude controls. Works with 16, 24 and 32 bit sound cards at sampling rate up to 384 kHz. The audio frequency sinusoidal signal generator is intended for adjusting and measuring parameters of audio equipment. Typical Applications include test tone generation in studios for the alignment of levels, calibration and testing of audio equipment or speakers, tuning music instruments as an accurate reference tone, demonstration of audio principles to students and more. NCH Sound Tone Generator lets you create audio tones, sweeps or noise waveforms using a Windows computer with a sound card or a PocketPC handheld. You can buy the unlock key to access unlimited use and the additional features at Features include: Constant and swept tones 4 wave forms (Sine/square/triangle/white noise) Preset storage Multi sound card support. The Multi Tone Generator (MTG) turns the PC into a multi oscillator sound generator for testing or demonstration, effects, education and other purposes. Up to eight oscillators per channel with separate frequency and level setting. Two-channel multi-tone audio frequency sinusoidal and noise signal generator is intended for adjusting and measuring parameters of audio equipment. Generation of Sequence Diagrams Generation of MSCs EMF, PNG, WMF, EMF export GNU General Public License (GPL) The diagrams (bmp, png, wmf, and emf) are conform to UML2 standard (Sequence Diagrams) und to SDL standard (Message Sequence Chart). The Sequence Diagram / MSC Generator is a tool to generate Sequence Diagrams from a textual description. MSCs are popular in telecom an data networks and standards to specify how protocols operate.
Message Sequence Charts (MSCs) are a way of representing entities and message interactions over some time period and are often used in combination with SDL.
Msc-generator is an easy to use, simple tool designed to enable you to draw Message Sequence Charts for telecommunication applications from textual description. A tool to draw Message Sequence Charts for telecommunication applications from textual description.
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