test/test_utils/sync_chirp.m

function [y, mark]= sync_chirp(fs, direction)

%% [y, mark]= sync_chirp(fs, direction)
%
% Returns a chirp signal that can be used to mark end and beginning of audio
% tests to syncronize input and captured output accurately.
%
% Input
% fs - sample rate
% direction - direction of frequency sweep 'up' or 'down'
%
% Output
% y - windowed chirp signal
% mark - struct with parameters for chirp
%

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% Author: Seppo Ingalsuo <seppo.ingalsuo@linux.intel.com>
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mark.a_db = -10;
mark.a = 10^(mark.a_db/20);
mark.fs = fs;
mark.t = 0.2; % Short, to not consume much test time
switch lower(direction)
        case 'up'
                mark.f0 = 200; % Should work with any speaker
                mark.f1 = 3500; % Should work with any speaker
        case 'down'
                mark.f1 = 200; % Should work with any speaker
                mark.f0 = 3500; % Should work with any speaker
        otherwise
                error('Parameter direction must be ''up'' or ''down''');
end

mark.n = round(mark.t*fs);
t_vec = (0:mark.n-1)/fs;
w = hanning(mark.n);
x = chirp(t_vec, mark.f0, mark.t, mark.f1, 'linear')';
y = x .* w * mark.a;

end