FrontPanel_eye_risefall_marker()

Returns the threshold points from rising or falling edge data

Syntax
y = FrontPanel_eye_risefall_marker(data, level_zero, level_one, low_threshold, high_threshold)

Arguments
Name Description Range Type Required
data eye binning data (-∞, ∞) real yes
level_zero logic level zero amplitude (-∞, ∞) real yes
level_one logic level one amplitude (-∞, ∞) real yes
low_threshold low threshold percentage (-∞, ∞) real yes
high_threshold high threshold precentage (-∞, ∞) real yes

Examples

Eye_rise_marker = FrontPanel_eye_risefall_marker(eye_bin_data,0,1.8, 10, 90)

Defined in

$HPEESOF_DIR/expressions/ael/FrontPanel_fun.ael

See Also

eye_binning(), eye_density(), FrontPanel_eye(), FrontPanel_eye_2d_indepvar_maximum_inner(), FrontPanel_eye_amplitude_histogram(), FrontPanel_eye_crossings(), FrontPanel_eye_delay(), FrontPanel_eye_fall_trace(), FrontPanel_eye_horizontal_histogram(), FrontPanel_eye_regular(), FrontPanel_eye_rise_trace(), FrontPanel_eye_topbase(), FrontPanel_get_histogram_mean_stddev(), FrontPanel_pp_rms_jitter(), FrontPanel_wave_1st_falling_edge_period(), FrontPanel_wave_1st_rising_edge_period(), FrontPanel_wave_1st_transition_fall_time(), FrontPanel_wave_1st_transition_rise_time(), FrontPanel_wave_datarate(), FrontPanel_wave_negative_pulse_width(), FrontPanel_wave_positive_pulse_width(), FrontPanel_wave_topbase()

Notes/Equations

The FrontPanel_eye_risefall_marker() function essentially takes the eye binning data and returns the gaussian mean position at lower threshold, 50% crossing, and upper threshold crossing points as an array. The first element of the array will give the indepedent and dependent value at the lower threshold, the second element will give the 50% crossing point, and the third element will give the high threshold point.

 

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