Gate Features - Revision history

Gshotts at 17:18, 27 May 2025

2025-05-27T17:18:26Z

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	[[File:AllGateFeatures.PNG\|thumb\|~~Some of the~~ Gate Features available on a standard Data Gate.]]		[[File:AllGateFeatures.PNG\|thumb\|Gate Features available on a standard Data Gate.]]
	''See Also: [[Gates]]''		''See Also: [[Gates]]''

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	[[File:~~GateFeatures02~~.~~png~~\|thumb\|Some of the Gate Features available on a standard Data Gate.]]		[[File:AllGateFeatures.PNG\|thumb\|Some of the Gate Features available on a standard Data Gate.]]
	''See Also: [[Gates]]''		''See Also: [[Gates]]''

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	==Peak Amplitude==		==Peak Amplitude==
	[[File:~~AllGateFeatures~~.~~PNG~~\|thumb\|[[Gates#Data Gates\|Data Gate]] with Positive and Negative Peaks. The Positive Peak is 56% FSH, the Negative Peak is 58%FSH. Thus, an image showing Absolute Peak data would record the Negative Peak at this point.]]		[[File:GateFeatures01.png\|thumb\|[[Gates#Data Gates\|Data Gate]] with Positive and Negative Peaks. The Positive Peak is 56% FSH, the Negative Peak is 58%FSH. Thus, an image showing Absolute Peak data would record the Negative Peak at this point.]]
	<p>Peak Amplitude is a value that represents the largest peak within a data gate. Amplitude is collected in terms of %Full Screen Height (%FSH) or Voltage. A value of 0 is considered "Peak Not Found".</p>		<p>Peak Amplitude is a value that represents the largest peak within a data gate. Amplitude is collected in terms of %Full Screen Height (%FSH) or Voltage. A value of 0 is considered "Peak Not Found".</p>

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	==Peak Amplitude==		==Peak Amplitude==
	[[File:~~GateFeatures01~~.~~png~~\|thumb\|[[Gates#Data Gates\|Data Gate]] with Positive and Negative Peaks. The Positive Peak is 56% FSH, the Negative Peak is 58%FSH. Thus, an image showing Absolute Peak data would record the Negative Peak at this point.]]		[[File:AllGateFeatures.PNG\|thumb\|[[Gates#Data Gates\|Data Gate]] with Positive and Negative Peaks. The Positive Peak is 56% FSH, the Negative Peak is 58%FSH. Thus, an image showing Absolute Peak data would record the Negative Peak at this point.]]
	<p>Peak Amplitude is a value that represents the largest peak within a data gate. Amplitude is collected in terms of %Full Screen Height (%FSH) or Voltage. A value of 0 is considered "Peak Not Found".</p>		<p>Peak Amplitude is a value that represents the largest peak within a data gate. Amplitude is collected in terms of %Full Screen Height (%FSH) or Voltage. A value of 0 is considered "Peak Not Found".</p>

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Time of Flight

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	===Thickness===		===Thickness===
	<p>Thickness is the '''relative''' TOF from features in one gate to another gate. By default, this is used to determine the time from the crossing point of a [[Gates#Follower Gates\|Follower Gate]] to the [[#Peak Amplitude\|Peak]] of a [[Gates#Data Gates\|Data Gate]]. By using [[Instrumentation ~~Settings~~\|Advanced follower settings]], the user can generate a thickness map that is between two peaks, or two rising/falling edges, depending on the gate settings.<p>		<p>Thickness is the '''relative''' TOF from features in one gate to another gate. By default, this is used to determine the time from the crossing point of a [[Gates#Follower Gates\|Follower Gate]] to the [[#Peak Amplitude\|Peak]] of a [[Gates#Data Gates\|Data Gate]]. By using [[Instrumentation\|Advanced follower settings]], the user can generate a thickness map that is between two peaks, or two rising/falling edges, depending on the gate settings.<p>

	<p>Storage and values of Thickness images are identical to that of a TOF collection.</p>		<p>Storage and values of Thickness images are identical to that of a TOF collection.</p>

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Time of Flight

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	===Thickness===		===Thickness===
	<p>Thickness is the '''relative''' TOF from features in one gate to another gate. By default, this is used to determine the time from the crossing point of a [[Gates#Follower Gates\|Follower Gate]] to the [[#Peak Amplitude\|Peak]] of a [[Gates#Data Gates\|Data Gate]]. By using [[~~Configuration~~ Settings~~#Scanning (Tab)~~\|Advanced follower settings]], the user can generate a thickness map that is between two peaks, or two rising/falling edges, depending on the gate settings.<p>		<p>Thickness is the '''relative''' TOF from features in one gate to another gate. By default, this is used to determine the time from the crossing point of a [[Gates#Follower Gates\|Follower Gate]] to the [[#Peak Amplitude\|Peak]] of a [[Gates#Data Gates\|Data Gate]]. By using [[Instrumentation Settings\|Advanced follower settings]], the user can generate a thickness map that is between two peaks, or two rising/falling edges, depending on the gate settings.<p>

	<p>Storage and values of Thickness images are identical to that of a TOF collection.</p>		<p>Storage and values of Thickness images are identical to that of a TOF collection.</p>

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Frequency Domain Features

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	===Center Frequency===		===Center Frequency===
			The Center frequency is the midpoint of the frequencies between the 6dB down and 6dB up value. Will differ slightly from the Peak Frequency if the slope of the curve around the Peak Frequency differs on the down side than the up side.

	===3dB/6dB/Up/Down===		===3dB/6dB/Up/Down===
			The frequency(ies) at which the amplitude from the peak is 3/6 dB down (towards lower frequencies) or up (towards Higher Frequencies).

	====Frequency Gate Features====		====Frequency Gate Features====
	Some Features can be collected using the Frequency Gates on the Magnitude Spectrum		Some Features can be collected using the Frequency Gates on the Magnitude Spectrum

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Peak Frequency

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	===Peak Frequency===		===Peak Frequency===
	The peak frequency is the index of		The peak frequency is the index of the frequency with the greatest amplitude in the Magnitude Spectrum.

	===Center Frequency===		===Center Frequency===

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Frequency Domain Features

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	===Peak Frequency===		===Peak Frequency===
			The peak frequency is the index of

	===Center Frequency===		===Center Frequency===

	===3dB/6dB/Up/Down===		===3dB/6dB/Up/Down===


			====Frequency Gate Features====
			Some Features can be collected using the Frequency Gates on the Magnitude Spectrum

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Frequency Domain Features

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	==Frequency Domain Features==		==Frequency Domain Features==
	Frequency Domain features are collected by the [[Gates#FFT Region\|FFT Gate]] only. The waveform covered by this region generates an FFT from which features are extracted.		Frequency Domain features are collected by the [[Gates#FFT Region\|FFT Gate]] only. The waveform covered by this region generates an FFT from which features are extracted.

			===Peak Frequency===

			===Center Frequency===
			===3dB/6dB/Up/Down===