Ramps
Last update: 16.07.2025The flow is the sequence of an array of ramps. Each ramp is defined by a duration, an amplitude, and an offset. The time sample is common to all the ramps.
The figure shows the output flow for a sequence of 3 ramps with the following inputs:
- durations: [1., 3., 1.]
- ts (timesample): 0.2
- amplitudes: [1.8, -1.4, 1.0]
- offsets: [-0.8, 1.0, -0.4]
Interface
| Name | Kind | Type | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|
| SIZE | P | n/a | Number of ramps |
| durations | I | float ^ SIZE | Duration of each ramp Range: > 0 |
| ts | I | float | Time sample for the duration of each ramp Range: >0 |
| amplitudes | I | float ^ SIZE | Gain to be applied to the output flow of each ramp (default 1 ^ SIZE) |
| offsets | I | float ^ SIZE | Offset to be added to the output flow of each ramp (default 0 ^ SIZE) |
| flow | O | float | Output flow |
Constraint: The ratio durations[i] / ts must be greater than 2, for 0 = i SIZE.
Parent topic:Sources::T
