pspec_tran()

Returns transient power spectrum

Syntax
y = pspec_tran(vPlus, vMinus, iOut, fundFreq, numHarm, windowType, windowConst)

Arguments
Name Description Range Type Default Required
vPlus voltage at the positive terminal (-∞, ∞) real, complex yes
vMinus voltage at the negative terminal (-∞, ∞) real, complex yes
iOut current through a branch measured for power calculation (-∞, ∞) real, complex yes
fundFreq fundamental frequency [0, ∞) real yes
numHarm number of harmonics of fundamental frequency [0, ∞) integer yes
windowType type of window to be applied to the data [0, 9]† integer, string 0 no
windowConst window constant ‡ † [0, ∞) integer, real 0 no
† The window types and their default constants are: 0 = None 1 = Hamming 0.54 2 = Hanning 0.50 3 = Gaussian 0.75 4 = Kaiser 7.865 5 = 8510 6.0 (This is equivalent to the time-to-frequency transformation with normalgate shape setting in the 8510 series network analyzer.) 6 = Blackman 7 = Blackman-Harris 8 = 8510-Minimum 0 9 = 8510-Maximum 13

Examples

a = pspec_tran(v1, v2, I_Probe1.i, 1GHz, 8)

Defined in

$HPEESOF_DIR/expressions/ael/circuit_fun.ael

See Also

ispec_tran(), vspec_tran()

Notes/Equations

This measurement gives a power spectrum, delivered to any part of the circuit. The measurement gives a set of RMS power values at each frequency. The fundFreq argument is the fundamental frequency that determines the portion of the time-domain waveform to be converted to frequency domain (typically one full period corresponding to the lowest frequency in the waveform). The numHarm argument is the number of harmonics of the fundamental frequency to be included in the power spectrum.

 

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