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#X text 111 197 start counter =>;
#X text 138 475 For each signal block \, the first sample of its output will be the first sample in the current block minus the first sample in the previous block \, the second sample of its output will be the second sample in the current block minus the second sample in the previous block \, and so on.;
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#X text 81 92 The [framedelta~] object was designed specially to compute a running phase deviation of a FFT analysis by subtracting values in each position of its previously received signal block from the current signal block. When used in a FFT subpatch \, it can keep a running phase deviation of the FFT because the FFT size is equal to the block size.;
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#X text 199 431 - Deviation between successive FFT frames;
#X text 199 389 - The input on which the deviation will be computed;
#X text 365 217 properly check phase deviation;
#X text 391 235 with [phasewrap~];
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#X text 22 61 FFT frame deviation;
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