Monitoring input channel setup: Difference between revisions

From RadiWiki
Jump to navigation Jump to search
 
Line 51: Line 51:
[[Image:Monitoring input channel setup range.png]]
[[Image:Monitoring input channel setup range.png]]


{{ScreenElementDescription|Enable Min Range|This will show a graph line of the specified minimum in the graph and table. }}
{{ScreenElementDescription|Enable Min Range|This will show a graph line of the specified minimum in the graph and table.}}
{{ScreenElementDescription|Enable Max Range|This will show a graph line of the specified maximum in the graph and table. }}
{{ScreenElementDescription|Min|The value of the minimum line in the graph and table. }}
{{ScreenElementDescription|Enable Max Range|This will show a graph line of the specified maximum in the graph and table.}}
{{ScreenElementDescription|Max|The value of the maximum line in the graph and table.}}
 
This information is also used during the 'Minimum Performance' measurements. As long as the measured value from the EUT monitoring input channel is within the specified {{ScreenElement|Min}} and {{ScreenElement|Max}} values, it is assumed that the EUT is not being influenced by the immunity test. If the measured value is above the specified {{ScreenElement|Max}} or below the specified {{ScreenElement|Min}} value, RadiMation assumes that the EUT is being influenced, and the 'Minimum Performance' test will then reduce the generated disturbance.


[[Category:RadiMation]]
[[Category:RadiMation]]

Latest revision as of 21:56, 2 February 2020

Monitoring input channel setup

Warning-48px.png
Warning: This page is a draft


General

The Monitoring input channel setup window can be opened by opening a new or existing EUT file:


   Menu.svg File
      Menu.svg Open
         Menu.svg EUT or
   Menu.svg File
      Menu.svg New
         Menu.svg EUT

Then select the 'Monitoring input channels' panel. This window enables the end-user to configure the used AD-Converter during the test:

Monitoring input channel setup.png

Settings

ScreenElementDescription.svg Description Enter the description of the device. E.g. use the brand and/or identification number.
ScreenElementDescription.svg Device From the dropdown the used AD-Converter driver can be selected.
ScreenElementDescription.svg Channel Based on the selected driver the amount of available channels are shown. In the past only eight channels were allowed. Older devices are still be limited to support a maximum of eight channels in this list, while their driver supports more channels.
ScreenElementDescription.svg Unit Enter the unit corresponding to the values which will be retrieved from the device.

Calculation

Monitoring input channel setup calculation.png

ScreenElementDescription.svg None RadiMation will not apply any additional calculations to the value the device driver is returning.
ScreenElementDescription.svg Offset RadiMation will additionally apply the specified offset to the retrieved value by the device driver. Similar to the formula (offset+x).
ScreenElementDescription.svg Multiply RadiMation will additionally apply the specified multiply factor to the retrieved value by the device driver. Similar to the formula (multiply factor*x).
ScreenElementDescription.svg AD input range RadiMation will not apply any additional calculations to the value the device driver is returning.
ScreenElementDescription.svg Formula y(x) RadiMation will additionally apply the specified formula to the retrieved value by the device driver.


The formula is using the powerful Python engine for maximum flexibility.
You can find the math functions on: https://docs.python.org/2/library/math.html
The following example will multiply the AD value by 2. And add (9^0.5)==(√9)==3

Formula.png


It is needed to match the expected value with the retrieved value by the device driver. Especially for older device driver it is needed to specify the allowed value range of the device. For instance:

Monitoring input channel setup calculation old style.png

Measure

This setting will determine when the measurement will be performed during the test. One or more of the available options can be selected.

ScreenElementDescription.svg Before dwelltime RadiMation will perform the measurement of the configured monitoring input channel before the start of the dwell-time, just before the selected modulation is being activated.
ScreenElementDescription.svg During dwelltime RadiMation will perform the measurement of the configured monitoring input channel during the dwell-time.
ScreenElementDescription.svg After dwelltime RadiMation will perform the measurement of the configured monitoring input channel after the dwell-time has ended, and the selected modulation has been turned off.

Range

Monitoring input channel setup range.png

ScreenElementDescription.svg Enable Min Range This will show a graph line of the specified minimum in the graph and table.
ScreenElementDescription.svg Min The value of the minimum line in the graph and table.
ScreenElementDescription.svg Enable Max Range This will show a graph line of the specified maximum in the graph and table.
ScreenElementDescription.svg Max The value of the maximum line in the graph and table.

This information is also used during the 'Minimum Performance' measurements. As long as the measured value from the EUT monitoring input channel is within the specified Min and Max values, it is assumed that the EUT is not being influenced by the immunity test. If the measured value is above the specified Max or below the specified Min value, RadiMation assumes that the EUT is being influenced, and the 'Minimum Performance' test will then reduce the generated disturbance.