MotorFIX vs Sound Scope Analyzer

MotorFIX is a practical diagnostic and workshop tool for electric scooter, e-bike, and light electric vehicle motors. Use MotorFIX to identify common motor faults, verify Hall sensor behavior, analyze phase and Hall combinations, and work with motor winding calculations and diagrams. Main features: • Motor fault diagnosis • Hall sensor testing and reference information • Phase and Hall combination analysis • Rotor magnet checks • Winding tools and diagrams • Turns, Kv, and RPM calculations • Three-phase motor simulation MotorFIX Pro unlocks the complete set of professional tools and combinations with a single purchase. No subscription is required. Designed for technicians, mechanics, and users working with electric scooters, e-bikes, and other light electric mobility systems.

Sound Scope Analyzer visualizes sound from your microphone in real time — an oscilloscope and spectrum analyzer in your pocket. ● Real-Time Mode • Watch waveforms like on an oscilloscope (a trigger keeps periodic waves steady on screen) • CRT-style afterglow effect you can toggle on and off • Frequency spectrum up to 24 kHz with automatic noise-floor removal, so real sounds stand out clearly • Fixed or auto scaling for each axis; pinch to zoom and drag to pan ● Timbre Mode • Automatically detects a sustained long tone (like singing “ahh”) and analyzes it with high frequency resolution • Shows the fundamental note name and frequency, with offset in cents • Marks each harmonic peak with its note name and measured frequency • Save the analysis result to Photos as an image • Sound source presets: voice, whistle, piano, guitar, bowed strings, and winds ● Great for • Long-tone practice and tone checks for winds, strings, and vocals • Comparing the harmonic structure of different instruments • Learning the physics of sound: frequency, waveforms, and harmonics • Exploring the sounds around you ● Privacy All audio is processed entirely on your device. Nothing is ever recorded, stored, or transmitted. Available in English and Japanese.