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The level meter value is computed for each | The level meter value ''v''<sub>t</var> is computed for each value ''x''<sub>t</sub> of the input signal <var>X</var>. The last ''v''<sub>t</sub> of an evaluation cycle is used to update the outputs <var>Y</var> and <var>P</var>. | ||
<var>TYPE</var>=<code>0</code> or <code>HOLD</code>: | <var>TYPE</var>=<code>0</code> or <code>HOLD</code>: | ||
Revision as of 09:26, 9 May 2011
Level meter (PPM). This atom is used for the level display in the recorder application.
[SPU PPM X TYPE T UNIT REF SIZE OUT Y M P]
| input | description | data type | value type | default value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| X | input signal | number, vector | variable | |
| TYPE | measurement method ( HOLD, EXPONENTIAL, RMS) |
number (int.), string | constant | 0 (= HOLD)
|
| T | measurement time constant in samples | number | constant | 100
|
| UNIT | output value and unit ( VALUE, SQUARE, RATIO, DB) |
number (int.), string | constant | 0 (=VALUE)
|
| REF | reference value, used for UNIT values RATIO and DB |
number | constant | 0
|
| SIZE | length of bar (graph) used for ppm display | number | constant | 100
|
| output | description | data type | value type | comment |
| Y | ppm value | number | variable | |
| M | maximum Y | number | variable | |
| P | ppm bar position, always computed for the ppm value in dB (independent of UNIT) | number | variable |
- Description
The level meter value vt is computed for each value xt of the input signal X. The last vt of an evaluation cycle is used to update the outputs Y and P.
TYPE=0 or HOLD:
TYPE=1 or EXPONENTIAL:
The computed value v is converted to the selected UNIT and stored in the output Y.
UNIT Y 0orVALUEv 1orSQUAREv2 2orRATIOv / REF 3orDB20 * log10(v / REF)
The output M is the maximum of all computed v values converted to the selected output unit.
The output P is set to a value in range 0 to SIZE and can be used to display a level bar.
The levels -140dB to 0dB are mapped to the values 0 to SIZE using a non-linear mapping function.
- See also
<SP-atoms>