Changes
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|out_gain1||output gain||-||1.0||
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|}
== Pulse Generator ==
[[File:GL18.png]]
This is a voltage source that generates a periodic pulse train with user defined low and high voltage levels.
Parameters:
{| class="wikitable"
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!NAME!!PARAMETER!!UNIT!!DEFAULT!!NOTES
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|fo||frequency||Hz||1Meg||required
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|duty_cycle||pulse duty cycle||-||0.5||required
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|delay||delay time||sec||0||
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|rise_time||pulse rise time||sec||0||
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|fall_time||pulse fall time||sec||0||
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|out_low||low output voltage level||V||-1||
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|out_high||high output voltage level||V||+1||
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|}
== Quadrature Harmonic Wave Generator ==
[[File:GL22.png]]
This is a 3-pin voltage source that generates two sinusoidal wave outputs with a 90° phase difference.
Parameters:
{| class="wikitable"
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!NAME!!PARAMETER!!UNIT!!DEFAULT!!NOTES
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|fo||frequency||Hz||1Meg||required
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|max_val||maximum output voltage level||V||1||
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|Vo||offset DC voltage||V||0||
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|Td||delay time||sec||0||
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|}
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|G_Rx||receive antenna gain in dB||-||0||
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|}
== Ramp Generator ==
[[File:GL18.png]]
This is a voltage source that generates a periodic ramp also known as a sawtooth waveform with user defined low and high voltage levels. You can define either an up-ramp or a down-ramp.
Parameters:
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!NAME!!PARAMETER!!UNIT!!DEFAULT!!NOTES
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|T||ramp period||sec||1m||required
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|out_low||low output voltage level||V||-1||
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|out_high||high output voltage level||V||+1||
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|ramp_type||0 for up-ramp, 1 for down-ramp||-||0||
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|}
== Random Digitized Signal Generator ==
[[File:GL32.png]]
This is a voltage source that generates a periodic random digitized signal with a user defined number of random levels.
Parameters:
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!NAME!!PARAMETER!!UNIT!!DEFAULT!!NOTES
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|period||sampling period||sec||1||required
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|n_rand||number of random levels||-||10||
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|max_val||maximum output voltage level||V||1||
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|}
==Random Noise Generator==
[[File:GL29.png]]
This is a periodic noise generator with user defined peak-to-peak amplitude fluctuation.
Parameters:
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!NAME!!PARAMETER!!UNIT!!DEFAULT!!NOTES
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|vpp||peak-to-peak amplitude||V||0.1||required
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|offset||offset voltage||V||0||
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|period||period||sec||1m||required
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|}
== Random Pulse Generator ==
[[File:GL31.png]]
This is a voltage source that generates a periodic random pulse train with a user defined number of random levels. By default, both the pulse amplitude and pulse width are randomized. You have the option to fix either of these [[parameters]].
Parameters:
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!NAME!!PARAMETER!!UNIT!!DEFAULT!!NOTES
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|period||period||sec||1||required
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|duty_cycle||pulse duty cycle||-||0.5||required
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|random_amp||1 for random amplitude, 0 otherwise||-||1||
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|random_wid||1 for random pulse width, 0 otherwise||-||1||
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|n_rand||number of random levels||-||10||
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|rise_time||pulse rise time||sec||0||
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|fall_time||pulse fall time||sec||0||
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|max_val||maximum output voltage level||V||1||
|-
|}
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|gain||converter gain||-||1||
|-
|}
== Sine Wave Chirp Generator ==
[[File:GL26.png]]
This is a voltage source that generates a sine wave output with sawtooth chirp modulation.
Parameters:
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!NAME!!PARAMETER!!UNIT!!DEFAULT!!NOTES
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|period||chirp period||sec||1u||required
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|freq_low||lower frequency value||Hz||10Meg||required
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|freq_high||higher frequency value||Hz||20Meg||required
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|max_val||maximum output voltage level||V||1||
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|chirp_type||0 for up-chirp, 1 for down-chirp||-||0||
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|}
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|gain||gain||-||1.0||
|-
|}
== Square Wave Chirp Generator ==
[[File:GL27.png]]
This is a voltage source that generates a pulse train or square wave output with sawtooth chirp modulation.
Parameters:
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!NAME!!PARAMETER!!UNIT!!DEFAULT!!NOTES
|-
|period||chirp period||sec||1u||required
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|freq_low||lower frequency value||Hz||10Meg||required
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|freq_high||higher frequency value||Hz||20Meg||required
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|out_low||output lower limit||V||-1||
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|out_high||output higher limit||V||+1||
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|chirp_type||0 for up-chirp, 1 for down-chirp||-||0||
|-
|}
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|max_val||output peak amplitude||V||1||
|-
|}
== Triangular Wave Chirp Generator ==
[[File:GL27.png]]
This is a voltage source that generates a triangular wave output with sawtooth chirp modulation.
Parameters:
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!NAME!!PARAMETER!!UNIT!!DEFAULT!!NOTES
|-
|period||chirp period||sec||1u||required
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|freq_low||lower frequency value||Hz||10Meg||required
|-
|freq_high||higher frequency value||Hz||20Meg||required
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|out_low||output lower limit||V||-1||
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|out_high||output higher limit||V||+1||
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|chirp_type||0 for up-chirp, 1 for down-chirp||-||0||
|-
|}
== Triangular Wave Generator ==
[[File:GL21.png]]
This is a voltage source that generates a triangular wave output oscillating between -A and A, where A is a user defined maximum voltage levels.
Parameters:
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!NAME!!PARAMETER!!UNIT!!DEFAULT!!NOTES
|-
|fo||frequency||Hz||1Meg||required
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|duty_cycle||pulse duty cycle||-||0.5||required
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|max_val||maximum output voltage level||V||1||
|-
|}
