Process and machine for signal waveform analysis

Electricity: measuring and testing – Measuring – testing – or sensing electricity – per se – Analysis of complex waves

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324121R, 702 69, 702 79, G01R 2500

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061372838

ABSTRACT:
Highly accurate time interval measurement is achieved for an electrical waveform. The electrical waveform is sampled and converted to a series of voltages, and the series of voltages is interpolated in order to form a time tag list, using interpolations that are optimized for time interval measurement and analysis. The time tag list accurately represents the times at which particular events of interest occur, and is used to generate displays and results analysis such as adjacent cycle jitter and accurate differential triggering and analysis.

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