Phase profiles, Phase profiles 484 – MTS Series 793 Application User Manual

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MTS MultiPurpose TestWare®

Profile Editor

Model 793.11 Profile Editor

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About segments

The first segment in a row begins at the current level and travels to level 1.
Subsequent segments in the row travel from one level to the next.

About cycles

The first cycle in a row begins at the current level, travels to level 1, then travels
back to level 2. Subsequent cycles in the row travel from level 2 to level 1 and
back to level 2. If a row has a cycle count of 0.5, the cycle begins at the current
level and travels just to level 1.

Phase Profiles

Like a block-arbitrary profile, a phase profile can also control multiple channels,
and may consist of a group of single segments or blocks of repeating segments
(cycles) for each channel. Each segment is defined with the same components
(shape, time base, count, and amplitude) as a block-arbitrary profile.

However, unlike a block-arbitrary profile, phase profiles can specify a phase lag
in each row of the channel grid. The phase lag of each row in a channel is
referenced to the lowest phase lag defined in the profile. In other words, each row
in each channel is checked to find the lowest phase value. Then each channel
uses that value as the phase reference for playing out that row. The segment
shape, time base, and count must be the same for each channel. Each row of
channel 1 data defines these characteristics for all channels in a phase profile.

Row 0

1

2

3

1

2

3

4

Row 1

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