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Tools Object 342<br />

One menu of parameters is defined for the lowpass model. It is accessed from the Tools Process<br />

Data menu by selecting Parameters > Filter Settings. The available parameters are detailed<br />

below:<br />

Input signal: The cryptic name of the variable to be filtered.<br />

Filter type (Analog / Digital / Analog+Digital / Off): The value of this parameter<br />

determines whether the signal flows through the analog or the digital filter, or both.<br />

Analog filter cutoff frequency: The corner frequency of the first-order analog filter, or<br />

the reciprocal of its time constant.<br />

Digital filter time step: The value of the time interval used in the digital filter model. It<br />

is also used as the sampling time when Sample and hold is set to ON.<br />

Digital filter cutoff frequency: The corner frequency of the first-order digital filter, or<br />

the reciprocal of its time constant.<br />

Sample and hold (ON - OFF): The value of this parameter determines if the digital<br />

filter output is sampled and held for the sampling period specified above.<br />

Digital filtering without sampling is useful if the filtered signal is to be used in a unit that already<br />

implements a sample-and-hold on its input.<br />

ON/OFF CONTROL<br />

On/off controllers are simple forms of feedback control. This type of controller is used in a wide<br />

variety of common applications. For example, household heating and cooling systems operate<br />

using on/off control.<br />

Using ON/OFF Controllers<br />

An on/off controller model (onoff) is available in the Tools object. Once this model has<br />

been selected, several parameters can be adjusted. These parameters are divided into two<br />

groups: control variable parameters, and manipulated variable parameters. The control<br />

variable parameters are accessed by selecting Parameters > Control Variable from the<br />

Tools Process Data menu. The manipulated variable parameters are accessed by<br />

selecting Parameters > Manipulated Variable from the Tools Process Data menu.<br />

<strong>GPS</strong>-X <strong>Technical</strong> <strong>Reference</strong>

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