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Filters with Bessel characteristic create no signal distortion, but have
a relatively flat frequency response. Butterworth filters produce over-
shoot of the filtered signal in response to rapid signal changes, but do
damp unwanted frequencies more effectively.
7.4.2.8 Adder, Multiplier and Divider
Multiplies up to four source signals and adds together up to four of those terms
in its adder/multiplier function. You can use constants as source signals to multi-
ply channels by a factor (e.g. -1 for subtraction). Set inputs for terms you don't
need to 0 (internal constant); set all others to 1.
In the divider function two terms are divided. The dividend adds together up to
three terms, for each of which 2 inputs are multiplied; the divisor adds together
up to three inputs. Set inputs for terms you don't need to 0 (internal constant);
set all others to 1.
Output = dividend/divisor
In addition to the "normal" division, a modulo division is carried out. This modulo
division checks how often the divisor is fully included in the dividend and deter-
mines the Residual z. When you divide 11 by 4, for example, the 4 is included
twice in 11, and 3 is produced as the Residual z (2 x 4 = 8, 8 + 3 = 11).
If one of the source signals is invalid, all the output signals will become invalid
as well.The calculation will nevertheless be performed and the result exported.If
the result is outside the number range, NaN (not a number) is outputted.
7.4.2.9 Counter
Counts the edges (rising/falling/both) of a digital signal. Use Start/Stop with to
interrupt the count.
Timeout after: If you enter a time greater than 0, after that time the counter is
reset if no edge has occurred by then.
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