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Getting pulse width values with cross function (non-periodic signal) using Calculator

Johanny Saenz

Hi all.

I want to get a vector of pulse width values for a non-periodic square signal using Calculator.

I'm using cross() function to perform measurements in the following way:

cross(VT("/p10keV1") 1.65 1 "falling"  t "time"  )-cross(VT("/p10keV1") 1.65 1 "rising"  t "time"  )

However, this expression just return the first substraction, not an array substraction (Be aware that I'm using multiple values on cross()).

What should I change to get all the arrays?

Thanks.

Jorge

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  • Jorge,

    Using "cycle" makes sense instead - that way the x-axis points for each cycle will align (otherwise the two transistions will be at different times):

    cross(v("CK" ?result "tran-tran") 0.5 1 "falling"  t "cycle"  nil )-cross(v("CK" ?result "tran-tran") 0.5 1 "rising"  t "cycle"  nil )

    Regards,

    Andrew

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  • Jorge,

    Using "cycle" makes sense instead - that way the x-axis points for each cycle will align (otherwise the two transistions will be at different times):

    cross(v("CK" ?result "tran-tran") 0.5 1 "falling"  t "cycle"  nil )-cross(v("CK" ?result "tran-tran") 0.5 1 "rising"  t "cycle"  nil )

    Regards,

    Andrew

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