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Eldo Control Language<br />

Library of Functions for Tasks<br />

• x_data_type<br />

Data type of the x-axis. By default, it is set to "double". Possible values are as follows:<br />

"double" for double precision floating point values with no specific unit.<br />

"double_current" for double precision floating point current values (in A).<br />

"double_frequency" for double precision floating point frequency values (in Hz).<br />

"double_mag_db" for double precision floating point magnitude values (in dB).<br />

"double_phase" for double precision floating point phase values (in radians).<br />

"double_phased" for double precision floating point phase values (in degrees)<br />

"double_phaseg" for double precision floating point phase values (in gradians).<br />

"double_temperatureC" for double precision floating point temperature values<br />

(in Celsius).<br />

"double_temperatureK" for double precision floating point temperature values<br />

(in Kelvin).<br />

"double_time" for double precision floating point time values (in s).<br />

"double_voltage" for double precision floating point voltage values (in V).<br />

"long" for integer values with no specific unit.<br />

"long_index" for integer values representing an index.<br />

"noise" for double precision floating point noise values (in dBc).<br />

Any data type created with wcreate_data_type with the restriction than its type has to be -<br />

Long or -Double.<br />

Note<br />

Creating a waveform with "double_phase" as x_data_type only means that the<br />

values passed in x_values (or in a further call to wset_values) are given in radians; it<br />

won’t modify your EZwave display preferences. When displaying the waveform in<br />

EZwave, the x-axis may still be scaled in degrees if it is your preferential unit for phase<br />

data.<br />

• y_data_type<br />

Data type of the y-axis. By default, it is set to "double". Possible values are as follows:<br />

"boolean" for Boolean values.<br />

"complex" for complex values with no specific unit.<br />

"complex_current" for complex current values.<br />

"complex_voltage" for complex voltage values.<br />

"double" for double precision floating point values with no specific unit.<br />

"double_current" for double precision floating point current values (in A).<br />

"double_frequency" for double precision floating point frequency values (in Hz).<br />

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Eldo® User's Manual, 15.3

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