CD

Channel Definition

Composite
Definition: This data type is used for labeling of digital waveform data. It defines a recording channel, which is associated with one of the values in each time sample of waveform data. Each channel has a number (which generally defines its position in a multichannel display) and an optional name or label (also used in displays). One or two named waveform sources may also be associated with a channel (providing for the use of differential amplifiers with two inputs). The other components of the channel definition data type are optional. The individual components are defined as follows:
Maximum Length: 581
1Descriptionchannel identifier → Channel Identifier
1Max Length→ 22
2Descriptionwaveform source → Waveform Source
2Max Length→ 17
3Descriptionchannel sensitivity/units → Channel Sensitivity/Units
3Max Length→ 478
4Descriptionchannel calibration parameters → Channel Calibration Parameters
4Max Length→ 20
5Descriptionchannel sampling frequency → Channel Sampling Frequency
5Max Length→ 6
6Descriptionminimum/maximum data values → Minimum/Maximum Data Values
6Max Length→ 33
6
Comp#
11722-O-CD.1Channel Identifier
21817-O-CD.2Waveform Source
319478-O-CD.3Channel Sensitivity/Units
42020-O-CD.4Channel Calibration Parameters
5216-O-CD.5Channel Sampling Frequency
62233-O-CD.6Minimum/Maximum Data Values