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Example of a series of ramps
Figure 17:
A series of three ramps
defined in the ramps
table
The three ramps defined in the ramps table shown above result in an output
signal like this:
Ramp 1
•
from 1A
(set at "Start val:")
•
to end value 200A
(set in line 1 at column "A")
•
in 5 s
(set in line 1 at column "s")
Ramp 2
•
from 200A
(end value of ramp 1)
•
to end value 200A
(set in line 2 at column "A")
•
for 10 seconds
(set in line 2 at column "s")
Ramp 3
•
from 200A
(end value of ramp 2)
•
to end value 0A
(set in line 3 at column "A")
•
in 5 seconds
(set in line 3 at column "s")
Ramp 1
Ramp 2
Ramp 3
t
5s
15s
I
20s
1A
200A
R
am
p 1
Ramp 2
R
amp
3
0s
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