SIMPLORER User Manual V6.0 - FER-a

Sine Wave
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yt () = AMPL ⋅ sin(
360° ⋅ FREQ ⋅ t + PHASE)
+ OFF
RMS = AMPL ⋅ 2
AMPL
OFF
PHASE=90°
TDELAY 1/FREQ
TPERIO
t
SIMPLORER 6.0 — Manual 277
Dialog Settings
� «Amplitude»
The absolute amplitude value is selected. Common parameter type. Enter a numerical value,
a variable, or logical an in the text box.
� «RMS»
The RMS amplitude (amplitude•√2) value is selected. Common parameter type. Enter a numerical
value, a variable, or logical an in the text box.
«Frequency [Hz]»
Defines the frequency of the sine function. Common parameter type. Enter a numerical value,
a variable, or logical an in the text box.
� � «Period [s]»
If the box is checked, the period is defined by the value in the text box, otherwise the period
is 1/frequency.
«Delay [s]»
Defines the initial delay of the sine function. Common parameter type. Enter a numerical value,
a variable, or logical an in the text box.
«Phase [deg/rad]»
Defines the phase shift of the sine function. Common parameter type. Enter a numerical value,
a variable, or an expression in the text box.
� «Angular Dimension»
In the list, select radians or degrees. The dimension is applied to the phase.
«Offset»
Defines the phase offset of the sine function. Common parameter type. Enter a numerical value,
a variable, or an expression in the text box.
� «Periodical»
In the list, select «Yes» for a periodical sine function; select «No» for carrying out only one
period corresponding to the defined frequency. After them the sine function is '0'.
Click the button to display the sine function with the defined values. Please note: If you use
variables for the definition, the preview is empty.