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Component: Level (DSP Outputs)

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Author Matrix Ltd
Version 1.2
Category DSP Outputs


Level component

Allows for detection and collection of peaks, troughs and averages.

Component Source Code

Please click here to download the component source project: FC_Comp_Source_DSP_Level.fcfx

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Detailed description

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Examples

Here is a basic example of the Level component. The example collects the max, min and average readings from the buffer and displays them on the LCD display.

Level


The values in the buffer are defined using the InputADC component.


Min: Minimum (smallest) value read from the buffer.

Max: Maximum (largest) value read from the buffer.

Average: Rolling average calculated from the values inside the buffer.








Macro reference

ReadAverage

ReadAverage
Returns the average from the last "Decay" number of index locations. 
- LONG Return


ReadAverageArray

ReadAverageArray
Returns the average from the last "Decay" number of buffers. 
- UINT Return


ReadPeak

ReadPeak
Returns the highest value from the last "Decay" number of index locations. 
- LONG Return


ReadPeakArray

ReadPeakArray
Returns the highest value from the last "Decay" number of buffers. 
- UINT Return


ReadTrough

ReadTrough
Returns the lowest value from the last "Decay" number of index locations. 
- LONG Return


ReadTroughArray

ReadTroughArray
Returns the lowest value from the last "Decay" number of buffers. 
- UINT Return


ResetRecords

ResetRecords
Allows the peak and trough to be reset back to default values. 
- BOOL ResetPeak
 
- BOOL ResetTrough
 
- VOID Return


Property reference

Properties
Connect To
DSP component with output buffer to collect our data from. 
Decay on Peak/Trough
Yes - The Peak and Trough value will only be maintained for the decay number of buffers. No - The record Peak and Trough values will be maintained until reset. 
Decay
Configures how many buffers or values to allow a record to persist