MTS Series 793 Controller - Manual (Page 39)

Software Options Available with Key Codes
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Each type of compensator uses a different technique to achieve the commanded
levels. Certain compensators work more effectively than others for specific
applications. The following compensators are available as Series 793 Software
options:
• Model 793.05 Amplitude Phase Control (APC) Compensator
• Model 793.06 Adaptive Inverse Control (AIC) Compensator
• Model 793.07 Arbitrary End-level Control (ALC) Compensator
• Model 793.08 Peak Valley Phase Control (PVP) Compensator
• Model 793.18 Adaptive Harmonic Cancellation (AHC)
Model 793.10
MultiPurpose TestWare
(MPT)
A sophisticated general purpose test design application that allows you to build
test procedures by defining and linking modular test activities (called processes)
together in a “drag and drop” environment. You can also assign serial or parallel
trigger relationships between processes to accommodate conditional test events.
MPT allows you to link function generation, data acquisition, event, and trigger
elements to quickly build virtually any test procedure.
MPT is required to execute many Series 793 niche-specific applications, as noted
in the application descriptions that follow.
For specific instructions about using MPT, see the MultiPurpose TestWare
Application Software manual (PN 100147131).
Note MultiPurpose TestWare is standard with FlexTest IIm systems.
Model 793.11
Profile Editor
A stand-alone waveform design application that allows you to create arbitrary
waveforms (referred to as profiles). You can create block arbitrary and phase
profiles, and analyze the waveforms with the graphical preview feature. Once
created, you play out the profiles with the MultiPurpose TestWare application,
using the Profile process.
Model 793.12
Trend Monitoring
A specialized analysis application that allows you to monitor trend data that has
been recorded in real time. This application works with the MultiPurpose
TestWare application, using the Trend process.