Waveform Lab
March 2003
Waveform Lab
Wednesday 3/5/03 - 2:00 to 4:00 PM
Phasor Labs
5420 Glenway Circle
March 2003
Oregon, Wisconsin 53575
608-835-9605 voice
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Assume all waveforms are voltage
waveforms recorded at cow contact with
a 500 ohm resistor.
Using the sensitivity chart determine if
the voltage applied is significant.
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Waveform Lab
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2 v/div vert - 5 ms/div horiz - use upper trace
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1 v/div vert - 500 ms/div horiz - use upper trace
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Waveform Lab
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1 v/div vert - 20 ms/div horiz - use upper trace
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2 v/div vert - 5,000 ms/div horiz - use upper trace
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Waveform Lab
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2 v/div vert - 0.5 ms/div horiz - use upper trace
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2 v/div vert - 2 ms/div horiz - use upper trace
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Waveform Lab
March 2003
2 v/div vert - 5 ms/div horiz - use upper trace
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2 v/div vert - 0.5 ms/div horiz - use upper trace
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Waveform Lab
March 2003
5 v/div vert - 0.1 ms/div horiz - use upper trace
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2 v/div vert - 5 ms/div horiz - use upper trace
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Waveform Lab
March 2003
2 v/div vert - 5 ms/div horiz - use upper trace
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5 v/div vert - 5 ms/div horiz - use upper trace
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Waveform Lab
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2 v/div vert - 1,000 ms/div horiz
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5 v/div vert - 20 usec/div horiz
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Waveform Lab
March 2003
5 v/div vert - 5 ms/div horiz - use upper trace
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2 v/div vert - 5 ms/div horiz
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Waveform Lab
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2 v/div vert - 5 ms/div horiz
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0.2 v/div vert - 5 ms/div horiz
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Waveform Lab
March 2003
500 mv/div vert - 100,000 ms/div horiz - use upper trace
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1 v/div vert - 30 ms/div horiz - use upper trace
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Waveform Lab
March 2003
Is this “Duration”?
Here is an
impulse burst
similar to that
caused by
secondary load
switching
Duration = 50 ns = 0.05 usec
Magnitude = 2.5 v peak
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Or is this “Duration”?
Here is
part of the
SAME
impulse
burst
expanded
10 times
Duration = 13 ns = 0.013 usec
Magnitude = 1.0 v peak
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Volts (Zero to Peak) across a 500 ohm resistor
Multiple Cycle
1 Cycle, Biphasic
1 Cycle, Monophasic
0.1
Reprinted with permission
C. Forster 7/5/00
0.01
1
10
100
1,000
10,000
Phase Duration (microseconds) = Time between zero crossings
0.1
1
10
Typ.
Fencer
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100
1,000
10,000
Behavioral response for 5% of the most sensitive cows
using sine waves from muzzle to hooves exposure
Volts (Zero to Peak) across a 500 ohm resistor
Typ.
Fencer
Multiple Cycle
1 Cycle, Biphasic
1 Cycle, Monophasic
0.1
Reprinted with permission
C. Forster 7/5/00
0.01
1
10
100
1,000
10,000
Phase Duration (microseconds) = Time between zero crossings
0.1
1
10
100
1,000
10,000
Behavioral response for 5% of the most sensitive cows
using sine waves from muzzle to hooves exposure
Waveform Lab
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Volts (Zero to Peak) across a 500 ohm resistor
Multiple Cycle
1 Cycle, Biphasic
1 Cycle, Monophasic
0.1
Reprinted with permission
C. Forster 7/5/00
0.01
1
10
100
1,000
10,000
Phase Duration (microseconds) = Time between zero crossings
0.1
1
10
Typ.
Fencer
March 2003
100
1,000
10,000
Behavioral response for 5% of the most sensitive cows
using sine waves from muzzle to hooves exposure
Volts (Zero to Peak) across a 500 ohm resistor
Typ.
Fencer
Multiple Cycle
1 Cycle, Biphasic
1 Cycle, Monophasic
0.1
Reprinted with permission
C. Forster 7/5/00
0.01
1
10
100
1,000
10,000
Phase Duration (microseconds) = Time between zero crossings
0.1
1
10
100
1,000
10,000
Behavioral response for 5% of the most sensitive cows
using sine waves from muzzle to hooves exposure
Waveform Lab
March 2003
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Volts (Zero to Peak) across a 500 ohm resistor
Multiple Cycle
1 Cycle, Biphasic
1 Cycle, Monophasic
0.1
Reprinted with permission
C. Forster 7/5/00
0.01
1
10
100
1,000
10,000
Phase Duration (microseconds) = Time between zero crossings
0.1
1
10
Typ.
Fencer
March 2003
100
1,000
10,000
Behavioral response for 5% of the most sensitive cows
using sine waves from muzzle to hooves exposure
Volts (Zero to Peak) across a 500 ohm resistor
Typ.
Fencer
Multiple Cycle
1 Cycle, Biphasic
1 Cycle, Monophasic
0.1
Reprinted with permission
C. Forster 7/5/00
0.01
1
10
100
1,000
10,000
Phase Duration (microseconds) = Time between zero crossings
0.1
1
10
100
1,000
10,000
Behavioral response for 5% of the most sensitive cows
using sine waves from muzzle to hooves exposure
Waveform Lab
March 2003
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Waveform Lab
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Nope,
didn’t feel
a thing!
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Some conversion factors:
1 second =
1,000 milliseconds =
1,000,000 microseconds =
1,000,000,000 nanoseconds =
1,000,000,000,000 picoseconds
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Waveform Lab
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Some conversion factors:
0.001 second =
1 milliseconds =
1,000 microseconds =
1,000,000 nanoseconds =
1,000,000,000 picoseconds
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Some conversion factors:
0.000001 second =
0.001 milliseconds =
1 microseconds =
1,000 nanoseconds =
1,000,000 picoseconds
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Waveform Lab
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Periods for sine waves:
1 Hertz = 1,000 milliseconds
60 Hertz = 16.7 milliseconds
1 kHz = 1 millisecond
1,000 kHz = 1,000 microseconds
1 MHz = 1 microsecond
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Periods for sine waves:
1 MHz = 1 microsecond
10 MHz = 0.1 microsecond
10 MHz = 100 nanoseconds
100 MHz = 10 nanoseconds
200 MHz = 5 nanoseconds
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Thanks!
If you have any questions
contact me:
Chuck Forster
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www.phasorlabs.com
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