Another option is to send it between two CP's... then there is a proper
delta that behaves exactly as you desire...
On 10 November 2015 at 11:41, RAKESH DASH <rakeshinxs@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Thanks Matt & Jacques. However i think through this logic we are
considering a signal change during a certain period i.e the scan time of
the CALCA block. So if a signal changes very slowly and crosses the
deadband i specify, it will not be captured. I dont want rate of signal
change as deadband. Want an absolute value. I want the signal to change in
steps of 0.2. This 0.2 change can happen in 1 sec or even 1 minute. An
example can be usage of CHARC block. (x,y) =
(0,0);(0.19,0);(0.2,0.2);(0.29,0.2);(0.3,0.3) and so on. But i cant use
charc block bcoz it cant cover the whole range of signal.
Hope my requirement is clear.
Rgds,
Rakesh
On Nov 10, 2015 7:00 AM, "JACQUES GIRAUD" <jacques_giraud@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Rakesh,wish
Use a CALC block with a connection to RI01 from the analog signal you
to evaluate.www.thecassandraproject.org/disclaimer.html
The last statement in the CALC block should write the content of RI01 to
RO01 and the first statements should compare RI01 & RO01 and generate the
output you desire.
When the block runs, RI01 gets updated with an "IN RI01" instruction and
the previous value of RI01 gets brought in with an "IN RO01" instruction,
giving you the current and previous values you need.
Jacques
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