This transfer function is composed of 3 line segments. The 3 segments are joined at two points [LI, LO] and [UI, UO] forming a piece-wise continuous function.
The XY Transfer Function component can be used in cases where you need more than 3 line segments.
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Optional text parameter for identification of the component. |
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Lower Input Threshold |
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If the input is below this, the first segment of transfer function is used |
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Lower Threshold Output |
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Output value corresponding to an input equal to the lower threshold |
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Upper Input Threshold |
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REAL |
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If the input is above this, the third segment of the transfer function is used |
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Upper Threshold Output |
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REAL |
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Output value corresponding to an input equal to the upper threshold |
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Gain Below Lower Threshold |
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REAL |
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Slope of the first segment of the transfer function |
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Gain Above Upper Threshold |
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Slope of the third segment of the transfer function |
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Dimension |
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Enter the dimension of the input/output signals. |
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Fortran Comment |
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An optional Fortran comment. The text entered here is included in the project Fortran file |