deltaFSD samples

1. sinplot - plots a graph of sin(t) : sin(1.6t+0.5)

You can transform this into something (slightly) more interesting, for example:

		sin(t) : sin(1.6t) + 0.5sin(t)
whilst the program runs.

Just clear the graph (right click its hot spot and "Clear graph") to see the results.

2. pulser/pulsing - simple use of deltaFSD's module facility
  • Read in the data file "pulsing" into an empty window.
  • This will create the top level components - including a chart.
  • Descend into the "Pulser" module (right click the top left corner hot spot).
  • Read in the data file "pulser".
  • The functions should automtically link to the modules's input and output stubs.
  • You can see the variable components of the vaiable duty cycle module.
  • Or you can ascend out of the "Pulser" module.
3. triangle - illustrates a recursive loop

The feedback loop through the direction input on the counter produces an (infinite) loop.

The exeution engine detects the attempt to re-enter the counter function.

It halts that element of the exectution sequence and produces a warning message.

All of the other processessing occurs as normal.