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how to find number of crossings of a signal above a thershold.

vamshiky
vamshiky over 10 years ago

HI,

I tried using cross function to get all crossing but now need the count for these crossings.

length( cross(...) )  failed to evaluate.

Thanks,

Vamshi

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  • Tom Volden
    Tom Volden over 10 years ago

    Hi Vamshi,

     

    cross() returns a waveform, so length will not work.  You need to convert it to a vector and then get the vector length.  Try:

    drVectorLength(drGetWaveformYVec(cross...))

     

    Regards,

    TOM

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 10 years ago
    If the crossing number is passed as 0, it should return a list of the crossings rather than a waveform. What precise arguments did you give to the cross function? Regards, Andrew.
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  • vamshiky
    vamshiky over 10 years ago

    Thanks for the reply Andrew,  it works now.

    Earlier I tried using 'No. of occurences' as multiple and so it failed to evaluate.    

    @TOM,  Thanks your solution also works.  

    -Vamshi

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