Averaging trace function with indexing by a process signal

Data processing: measuring – calibrating – or testing – Measurement system – Measured signal processing

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C702S080000

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07401005

ABSTRACT:
A recording of a first selectable process signal of a system is indexed by a second process signal that is different from the timing signal of the system. First process signals acquired in this way are stored in a memory as a function of the index-forming second process signal, wherein a measurement value represented by a first process signal is distributed over adjacent memory locations of the memory if the first acquired process signal has a non-integer index.

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Tagungsband Messcomp '92, Messen und Verabeiten elektrischer und nichtelektrischer Groössen, Sep. 07-09, 1992, Wiesbaden, pp. 133-138.

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