timeDomainSignal2FallTime

Measure fall time of time domain signal

Since R2020b

Syntax

Tf = timeDomainSignal2FallTime(Tin,Vin,RefLevel)

Description

Tf = timeDomainSignal2FallTime(Tin,Vin,RefLevel) returns the fall time of the time domain input signal represented by [Tin, Vin].

Examples

Fall Time of Time Domain Signal

Determine the fall time of a time domain signal.

load tin.mat;
load xin.mat;
plot (t,x)

RefLevel = [20 80];
Tf = timeDomainSignal2FallTime(t,x,RefLevel)

Tf = 4×1
10-8 ×

    0.2970
    0.2970
    0.2970
    0.2970

Input Arguments

Tin — Sample time points in signal

vector

Sample time points in the signal of interest, specified as a vector of the same length as Vin.

Data Types: double

Vin — Signal values at sample time points

vector

Signal values at the sample time points defined in Tin, specified as a vector of the same length as Tin.

Data Types: double

RefLevel — Reference levels as percentage of waveform amplitude

2-element positive row vector

Reference levels to calculate fall time as a percentage of waveform amplitude, specified as a 2-element row vector of positive values. The reference levels must be in increasing order.

Data Types: double

Output Arguments

Tf — Fall time of input signal

vector

Fall time of the input signal, returned as a vector of the same length as the number of falling edges in the signal.

Version History

Introduced in R2020b