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Added manual for Power spectral density spectrums chart

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A new documentation guide for "Blackbox Explorer Power spectral density charts" was added, providing detailed explanations and usage instructions. Additionally, two links to this new documentation were inserted into an existing guide under the "Betaflight blackbox explorer Version 3.7" section. No code or public entity changes were made.

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docs/wiki/guides/current/Black-Box-logging-and-usage.md Added two links to the new Power Spectral Density documentation under the relevant section.
docs/wiki/guides/current/BBE-Power-Spectral-Density-charts.md Added a comprehensive new guide explaining PSD chart features, usage, and comparison techniques.

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docs/wiki/guides/current/BBE-Power-Specttral-Density-charts.md (5)

15-18: Improve wording for slider & cursor features

Minor clarity fixes:

-The vertical slider can change curves smooth. The less smooth curve has more frequency resolution.
-The mouse cursor shows current power values by pressing Shift key 
+Use the vertical “Smooth” slider to adjust curve smoothing – lower smoothing reveals higher frequency resolution.
+Hold **Shift** while hovering to read the exact power value at the cursor position.

24-29: Grammar fixes for heat-map settings

-It has the next settings by using the three number input fields in the right-up charts corner:
-- "Max dBm" - to set maximum power level what is showed as white color at the chart
-- "Min dBm" - to set minimum power level what is showed as black color at the chart
-- "Limit dBm" - the power values what are less this limit are showed as black
+Configure the heat-map with the three numeric fields in the upper-right corner:
+• **Max dBm** – power level rendered as pure white  
+• **Min dBm** – power level rendered as pure black  
+• **Limit dBm** – values below this threshold are clamped to black

36-36: Spelling: “helpfull” → “helpful”

-But the power spectral density by RPM is more helpfull, when the RPM filter works.
+The PSD-vs-RPM view is more helpful when the RPM filter is enabled.

42-50: Tighten comparison instructions & fix typos

-It possible to compare several spectrums by using of power spectral density spectrum chart.
-It possible to compare up to 6 spectrums.
+You can compare up to six spectra directly in the PSD chart.

-To compare PSD spectrums for one log file curves:
-...
-- to analyse spectrums difference
-- to press "Clr" button to remove the all compared curves
-- to repeate Ctr + Mouse click at some curve to remove it from comparison
+To compare spectra within the same log:
+– Display the “Power spectral density” chart  
+– Ctrl-click multiple curves in the legend to add them to the comparison  
+– Analyse the differences  
+– Click **Clr** to clear all compared curves  
+– Ctrl-click a highlighted curve to remove it individually

55-59: Export/import section – spelling & flow

-... The spectrum data will exported to .CSV file
-... what you need for comparison 
-... the sepctrums will showed at one chart for analyses
+... The spectrum data will be exported to a .CSV file.
+... you wish to compare. 
+... All selected spectra will be displayed on a single chart for analysis.
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docs/wiki/guides/current/BBE-Power-Specttral-Density-charts.md (1)

6-10: dB math & spelling corrections

  • dBm, not dBm/Hz, is a power level; the division by Hz is already implied in power spectral density.
  • 30 dB represents a power ratio of ×1000 – the doc lists ×100.
  • For amplitude (voltage) ratios the factors are √(power ratio); the current description conflates the two.
-The power spectral density charts show the noises level in standard dBm/Hz units.
-For example: 
-- every 10dBm values difference mean the noise power relation as 10, 20dBm as 100, 30dBm as 1000
-- every 20dBm values difference mean the noise amplitude relation as 10, 40dBm as 100, 80dBm as 1000
+The charts show noise levels in standard dBm/Hz units.
+For example (power ratios):
+ – a 10 dB increase = ×10 power  
+ – a 20 dB increase = ×100 power  
+ – a 30 dB increase = ×1000 power  
+(Amplitude ratios are the square-root of these power ratios.)

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docs/wiki/guides/current/BBE-Power-Specttral-Density-charts.md (8)

3-3: Grammar/possessive fix

Blackbox Explorers spectrum analyserBlackbox Explorer’s spectrum analyzer.
Also prefer the common US spelling “analyzer” for consistency with the rest of the docs.


6-10: dBm vs dB and minor wording tweaks

dBm is an absolute power unit; differences should be expressed in dB.
Consider tightening the wording:

-The power spectral density charts show the noises level in standard dBm/Hz units.
-For example: 
-- every 10dBm values difference mean the noise power relation as 10, 20dBm as 100, 30dBm as 1000
-- every 20dBm values difference mean the noise amplitude relation as 10, 40dBm as 100, 80dBm as 1000
+PSD charts display noise levels in standard dBm/Hz.
+Rule-of-thumb examples:
+* A 10 dB difference equals a 10× change in noise power (20 dB → 100×, 30 dB → 1000×).
+* A 20 dB difference equals a 10× change in noise amplitude (40 dB → 100×, 60 dB → 1000×).

15-17: Clarify slider & tooltip description

-The vertical slider can change curves smooth. The less smooth curve has more frequency resolution.
-The mouse cursor shows current power values by pressing Shift key 
+Use the vertical slider to adjust curve smoothing; less smoothing yields higher frequency resolution.
+Hold Shift while hovering to display the exact power value at the cursor.

24-28: Minor spelling / wording fixes in heat-map settings

-It has the next settings by using the three number input fields in the right-up charts corner:
-- "Max dBm" - to set maximum power level what is showed as white color at the chart
-- "Min dBm" - to set minimum power level what is showed as black color at the chart
-- "Limit dBm" - the power values what are less this limit are showed as black
+Configure the three numeric fields in the upper-right corner:
+* **Max dBm** – power level rendered as pure white
+* **Min dBm** – power level rendered as pure black
+* **Limit dBm** – values below this threshold are forced to black

35-37: Typohelpfullhelpful

Also rephrase for clarity:

-But the power spectral density by RPM is more helpfull, when the RPM filter works.
+However, the RPM heat-map is generally more helpful when the RPM filter is active.

42-44: Missing “is” & plural noun

-It possible to compare several spectrums by using of power spectral density spectrum chart.
-It possible to compare up to 6 spectrums.
+It is possible to compare several spectra with the PSD chart—up to six at a time.

49-51: Spelling & shortcut key

-- to repeate Ctr + Mouse click at some curve to remove it from comparison
+- to repeat Ctrl + Click on a curve legend entry to remove it from comparison

55-59: Multiple typos & passive-voice fix

-- to press "Exp" (Export) button. The spectrum data will exported to .CSV file
-- to export spectrums from some log files what you need for comparison 
+Press the **Exp** (Export) button – the spectrum data is saved to a CSV file.
+Export spectra from any additional log files you want to compare.
-- the sepctrums will showed at one chart for analyses
+- all spectra are then rendered on a single chart for analysis
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docs/wiki/guides/current/BBE-Power-Spectral-Density-charts.md (8)

3-3: Fix possessive and terminology in opening sentence

Use the possessive form and pick a single spelling of “analyzer/analyser” for consistency across the docs.

-The Blackbox Explorers spectrum analyser can show power spectral density (PSD) charts
+The Blackbox Explorer’s spectrum analyzer can display power spectral density (PSD) charts.

6-10: Clarify wording and correct dB examples

The current bullets are hard to read and contain small factual/formatting issues.

-The power spectral density charts show the noises level in standard dBm/Hz units.
-For example: 
-- every 10dBm values difference mean the noise power relation as 10, 20dBm as 100, 30dBm as 1000
-- every 20dBm values difference mean the noise amplitude relation as 10, 40dBm as 100, 80dBm as 1000
+The PSD charts display noise levels in standard dBm/Hz units.  
+For example:  
+* A **10 dB** difference corresponds to a **10×** change in noise power; **20 dB** to **100×**; **30 dB** to **1000×**.  
+* A **20 dB** difference corresponds to a **10×** change in noise amplitude; **40 dB** to **100×**; **60 dB** to **1000×**.

15-17: Improve explanation of the smoothing slider and Shift-hover

-The vertical slider can change curves smooth. The less smooth curve has more frequency resolution.
-The mouse cursor shows current power values by pressing Shift key 
+Use the vertical slider to adjust curve smoothing: less smoothing provides higher frequency resolution.  
+Hold the **Shift** key while hovering to display the current power value at the cursor position.

24-27: Rephrase heat-map scaling settings and fix grammar

-It has the next settings by using the three number input fields in the right-up charts corner:
-- "Max dBm" - to set maximum power level what is showed as white color at the chart
-- "Min dBm" - to set minimum power level what is showed as black color at the chart
-- "Limit dBm" - the power values what are less this limit are showed as black
+Configure the heat-map scaling with the three numeric fields in the upper-right corner of the chart:  
+* **Max dBm** – power level rendered as pure white  
+* **Min dBm** – power level rendered as pure black  
+* **Limit dBm** – values below this limit are clamped to black

34-36: Typo (“helpfull”) and smoother wording

-It shows the noises power spectral density by frequency and throttle.
-It looks like power spectral density by RPM. 
-But the power spectral density by RPM is more helpfull, when the RPM filter works.
+This chart displays noise PSD by frequency and throttle position.  
+It is visually similar to **PSD vs RPM**, but the RPM-based chart is usually more useful when the RPM filter is enabled.

42-43: Use “spectra” and add missing “is”

-It possible to compare several spectrums by using of power spectral density spectrum chart.
-It possible to compare up to 6 spectrums.
+It is possible to compare multiple spectra using the power spectral density chart (up to six at once).

45-50: Rewrite single-log comparison steps, fix typos & add numbering

-To compare PSD spectrums for one log file curves:
-- to show "Power spectral density" chart for curve
-- to select several curves by Ctrl + Mouse click at the curves legend
-- to analyse spectrums difference
-- to press "Clr" button to remove the all compared curves
-- to repeate Ctr + Mouse click at some curve to remove it from comparison
+To compare PSD curves within a single log file:  
+1. Open the **Power spectral density** chart for any curve.  
+2. Ctrl-click additional curves in the legend to add them to the comparison (up to six).  
+3. Inspect the differences between the spectra.  
+4. Click **Clr** to remove all curves, or Ctrl-click a highlighted curve to remove it individually.

53-59: Rewrite multi-log comparison instructions & correct misspellings

-To compare PSD spectrums for different log file curves:
-- to show "Power spectral density" for the first log file curve
-- to press "Exp" (Export) button. The spectrum data will exported to .CSV file
-- to export spectrums from some log files what you need for comparison 
-- to show "Power spectral density" to compare some curve with other
-- to press "Imp" (Import) button. To select several exported curves log files for comparison by using Open file dialog
-- the sepctrums will showed at one chart for analyses
+To compare spectra from different log files:  
+1. Open the **Power spectral density** chart for the first log file.  
+2. Click **Exp** (Export) to save the spectrum to a `.csv` file.  
+3. Repeat the export step for any additional log files.  
+4. Open the PSD chart again and click **Imp** (Import), then select the exported `.csv` files.  
+5. All imported spectra will be displayed on one chart for analysis.
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@coderabbitai - think you missed my comment. Images should go in static/img/blackbox (and update links). Please provide actionable command

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@haslinghuis, I can see the issue now. The images are currently in docs/wiki/guides/current/images/ but need to be moved to static/img/blackbox/ and the links updated. Here are the actionable commands:

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  1. Create the static/img/blackbox/ directory
  2. Move all PSD images (psd_1.jpg through psd_10.jpg) to the correct location
  3. Update all image references in the markdown file from ./images/psd_*.jpg to /img/blackbox/psd_*.jpg
  4. Verify the changes were applied correctly

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@haslinghuis Perfect! ✅ The images have been successfully moved and links updated:

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All images are now properly located in static/img/blackbox/ and the documentation file references the correct paths. The changes are ready for commit.

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Still see some images not supposed to be here - but it was from a previous PR.

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demvlad commented Jul 25, 2025

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Yes, i've made 2 PRs from one master.
There are curves min-max values images. It will rename and replace in #558 PR

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@demvlad can do here or in a new PR instead. 558 seems ready - just awaiting cool of period

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demvlad commented Jul 25, 2025

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The file is replaced without names change.
It will a small merge conflict probably:)

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docs/wiki/guides/current/BBE-MinMax-control-manual.md (1)

5-5: Replace generic image alt-texts with descriptive ones

Each <img> tag uses the generic alt-text image. Descriptive alt-texts improve accessibility, SEO and Markdown readability.

Example fix for one image:

-![image](/img/blackbox/1.jpg)
+![MinMax table showing current values](/img/blackbox/1.jpg)

Apply the same principle to the other 12 occurrences.

Also applies to: 13-13, 36-36, 42-42, 48-48, 56-56, 66-66, 74-74, 82-82, 90-90, 98-98, 103-103, 115-115

docs/wiki/guides/current/BBE-Power-Spectral-Density-charts.md (8)

6-10: Clarify dBm examples and fix plural / article issues

The bullets mix singular/plural and omit articles (“values difference”). Suggested wording:

-The power spectral density charts show the noises level in standard dBm/Hz units.
-For example: 
-- every 10dBm values difference mean the noise power relation as 10, 20dBm as 100, 30dBm as 1000
-- every 20dBm values difference mean the noise amplitude relation as 10, 40dBm as 100, 80dBm as 1000
+PSD charts show noise levels in standard dBm/Hz units.
+For example:
+– Every 10 dBm difference corresponds to a ×10 change in noise power (20 dBm → ×100, 30 dBm → ×1000).
+– Every 20 dBm difference corresponds to a ×10 change in noise amplitude (40 dBm → ×100, 80 dBm → ×1000).

15-18: Improve sentence flow and grammar

-The vertical slider can change curves smooth. The less smooth curve has more frequency resolution.
+Use the vertical slider to adjust curve smoothing; lower smoothing gives higher frequency resolution.
-The mouse cursor shows current power values by pressing Shift key 
+Hold the Shift key while hovering to display the current power value.

25-28: Tighten wording & fix “what” → “that”

-"Max dBm" - to set maximum power level what is showed as white color at the chart
-"Min dBm" - to set minimum power level what is showed as black color at the chart
-"Limit dBm" - the power values what are less this limit are showed as black
+"Max dBm" – sets the power level rendered as white on the chart.
+"Min dBm" – sets the power level rendered as black on the chart.
+"Limit dBm" – power values below this limit are also rendered as black.

32-37: Spelling: “helpfull” → “helpful”

-But the power spectral density by RPM is more helpfull, when the RPM filter works.
+The RPM-based PSD diagram is generally more helpful when the RPM filter is enabled.

42-44: Add missing verb “is” and correct plural

-It possible to compare several spectrums by using of power spectral density spectrum chart.
-It possible to compare up to 6 spectrums.
+It is possible to compare several spectra on the PSD chart—up to six at once.

50-51: Spelling: “repeate” → “repeat”

- to repeate Ctr + Mouse click at some curve to remove it from comparison
+ to repeat Ctrl + click on a curve legend entry to remove it from the comparison

58-60: Fix multiple typos (“sepctrums”, “showed”, “analyses”)

- the sepctrums will showed at one chart for analyses
+ the spectra will be shown on a single chart for analysis

4-64: Use descriptive alt-texts for all images

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11-12: List all available PSD chart types near the top (re-raise)

A concise list (Standard PSD, PSD-vs-RPM, PSD-vs-Throttle) would orient readers before diving into details.
This mirrors feedback already given in a previous review.

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docs/wiki/guides/current/BBE-Power-Spectral-Density-charts.md (9)

3-10: Polish intro wording & fix dB math bullets

Minor language issues reduce readability and the dB / power-ratio examples are hard to parse.

- The Blackbox Explorers spectrum analyser can show power spectral density (PSD) charts
+The Blackbox Explorer’s spectrum analyzer can display power-spectral-density (PSD) charts.

- The power spectral density charts show the noises level in standard dBm/Hz units.
+PSD charts express noise level in standard dBm/Hz units.

- For example: 
-- every 10dBm values difference mean the noise power relation as 10, 20dBm as 100, 30dBm as 1000
-- every 20dBm values difference mean the noise amplitude relation as 10, 40dBm as 100, 80dBm as 1000
+For example:  
+* Every **10 dBm** difference corresponds to a **10×** change in noise power (20 dBm → 100×, 30 dBm → 1 000×).  
+* Every **20 dBm** difference corresponds to a **10×** change in noise amplitude (40 dBm → 100×, 80 dBm → 1 000×).

15-18: Clarify smoothing & value-readout description

- The vertical slider can change curves smooth. The less smooth curve has more frequency resolution.
+Use the vertical slider to adjust curve smoothing; lower smoothing increases frequency resolution.

- The mouse cursor shows current power values by pressing Shift key 
+Hold **Shift** while hovering to display the current power value.

24-29: Tighten wording of PSD-vs-RPM settings

-It has the next settings by using the three number input fields in the right-up charts corner:
-- "Max dBm" - to set maximum power level what is showed as white color at the chart
-- "Min dBm" - to set minimum power level what is showed as black color at the chart
-- "Limit dBm" - the power values what are less this limit are showed as black
+Three numeric fields in the upper-right corner control color mapping:  
+* **Max dBm** – power level rendered as white  
+* **Min dBm** – power level rendered as black  
+* **Limit dBm** – values below this threshold are also rendered black
- The mouse cursor shows current power values by pressing Shift key 
+Hold **Shift** while hovering to display the current power value.

32-37: Fix typos in PSD-vs-Throttle section

-It shows the noises power spectral density by frequency and throttle.
+It displays noise power spectral density by frequency and throttle.

-It looks like power spectral density by RPM. 
+Its layout is similar to the PSD-vs-RPM chart.

-But the power spectral density by RPM is more helpfull, when the RPM filter works.
+However, the PSD-vs-RPM chart is usually more helpful when the RPM filter is active.

40-44: Heading/anchor & grammar touch-ups

  1. Using a second top-level # header breaks the hierarchy—## is sufficient.
  2. Anchor can be dropped; GitHub auto-generates ids.
  3. “It possible” → “It is possible”, “spectrums” → “spectra”.
-# <a name="spectrum_comparison">Blackbox Explorer: Power spectral density curves comparison</a>
+## Blackbox Explorer: Power-spectral-density curves comparison

-It possible to compare several spectrums by using of power spectral density spectrum chart.
-It possible to compare up to 6 spectrums.
+It is possible to compare several spectra on the PSD chart (up to six at once).

45-51: Streamline bullet list (single-log comparison)

-- to show "Power spectral density" chart for curve
-- to select several curves by Ctrl + Mouse click at the curves legend
-- to analyse spectrums difference
-- to press "Clr" button to remove the all compared curves
-- to repeate Ctr + Mouse click at some curve to remove it from comparison
+- Open the **Power spectral density** chart for the curve.  
+- Select multiple curves with **Ctrl + click** in the legend.  
+- Analyse the differences between the spectra.  
+- Click **Clr** to clear all comparison curves.  
+- To remove a single curve, repeat **Ctrl + click** on it.

53-60: Streamline bullet list (cross-log comparison) & fix typos

-- to show "Power spectral density" for the first log file curve
-- to press "Exp" (Export) button. The spectrum data will exported to .CSV file
-- to export spectrums from some log files what you need for comparison 
-- to show "Power spectral density" to compare some curve with other
-- to press "Imp" (Import) button. To select several exported curves log files for comparison by using Open file dialog
-- the sepctrums will showed at one chart for analyses
+- Open the **Power spectral density** chart for the first log file.  
+- Click **Exp** (export) to save the spectrum to a `.csv` file.  
+- Export spectra from any additional log files you want to compare.  
+- Open the PSD chart for the curve you want as reference.  
+- Click **Imp** (import) and select the exported `.csv` files.  
+- All selected spectra are shown on one chart for analysis.

63-64: Minor wording & verb tense

-The legends width and position can set in User settings dialog box
+Legend width and position can be configured in the **User Settings** dialog.

4-61: Add meaningful alt text to all images

All ![image]() placeholders should be replaced with descriptive alt text (e.g., ![PSD chart overview]()), both for accessibility and for users browsing with images disabled.

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42-44: List the six selectable spectra (repeat of prior review)

The earlier review already asked for a concrete list after “It possible to compare up to 6 spectrums.”
Suggest expanding with an explicit bullet list or table naming the six colours/indices used by BBE.

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docs/wiki/guides/current/BBE-Power-Spectral-Density-charts.md (7)

3-4: Fix possessive apostrophe and apply 3rd-person singular to “Explorer”

-The Blackbox Explorers spectrum analyser can show power spectral density (PSD) charts
+The Blackbox Explorer’s spectrum analyzer can display power spectral density (PSD) charts

Minor language polish; keeps tone consistent with the rest of the docs.


6-10: Correct plural/grammar in dBm explanation

-The power spectral density charts show the noises level in standard dBm/Hz units.
-For example: 
-- every 10dBm values difference mean the noise power relation as 10, 20dBm as 100, 30dBm as 1000
-- every 20dBm values difference mean the noise amplitude relation as 10, 40dBm as 100, 80dBm as 1000
+Power spectral density charts show noise levels in standard dBm/Hz units.
+For example:
+– every 10 dB difference means the noise power ratio is ×10 (20 dB → ×100, 30 dB → ×1000)  
+– every 20 dB difference means the noise amplitude ratio is ×10 (40 dB → ×100, 60 dB → ×1000)

Tightens wording and fixes “noises level” / “values difference” phrasing.


15-18: Clarify slider description & Shift-hover hint

-The vertical slider can change curves smooth. The less smooth curve has more frequency resolution.
+Use the vertical “Smoothing” slider to control curve smoothness: less smoothing gives higher frequency resolution.

Line 18 already shows the Shift-hover image; consider adding “…by holding Shift while hovering” for clarity.


24-28: Tighten wording & fix “what is showed”

-It has the next settings by using the three number input fields in the right-up charts corner:
-- "Max dBm" - to set maximum power level what is showed as white color at the chart
-- "Min dBm" - to set minimum power level what is showed as black color at the chart
-- "Limit dBm" - the power values what are less this limit are showed as black
+Configure the heat-map with the three numeric fields in the upper-right corner:  
+• **Max dBm** – power shown as pure white  
+• **Min dBm** – power shown as pure black  
+• **Limit dBm** – values below this limit are forced to black

Eliminates awkward phrasing and bullet-aligns the options.


32-38: Spell-check “helpfull” and streamline sentence

-But the power spectral density by RPM is more helpfull, when the RPM filter works.
+However, the RPM version is usually more helpful when the RPM filter is enabled.

Minor polish only.


45-51: Fix typos and keyboard shortcut spelling

- to analyse spectrums difference
- to press "Clr" button to remove the all compared curves
- to repeate Ctr + Mouse click at some curve to remove it from comparison
+ to analyse spectrum differences
+ press “Clr” to clear all compared curves
+ repeat Ctrl + click on a curve to remove it from the comparison

Also consider “Ctrl+Click” formatting for consistency.


54-60: Correct spelling of “spectrums”, “exported”, and “sepctrums”

- to press "Exp" (Export) button. The spectrum data will exported to .CSV file
- to export spectrums from some log files what you need for comparison 
- to press "Imp" (Import) button. To select several exported curves log files for comparison by using Open file dialog
- the sepctrums will showed at one chart for analyses
+ press “Exp” (Export). Spectrum data is exported to a .CSV file
+ export spectra from each log file you wish to compare  
+ press “Imp” (Import) and select the exported CSV files in the file-open dialog
+ the spectra will then be displayed together on one chart for analysis

Eliminates multiple spelling errors.

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