Gantner IDL 101 - Arithmetic Channel

IDL 101
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
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6.4. Arithmetic Channel
By means of the Arithmetic Variables sensor variables and constants can be connected with each other via arithmetic
operations. The result is allocated to the Arithmetic Variable. The formula can contain up to 10 operands. The
calculation will be performed with a stack depth of 10. The value is handled as a 4-byte floating point format with 24
significant bits according to IEEE, standard 754. The full scale is -10
37
to +10
37
.
Arithmetic operations overview:
operator sign time
addition + 0.80 ms
subtraction - 0.80 ms
multiplication * 0.80 ms
division / 1.10 ms
modulo % 0.90 ms
square root sqrt 2.68 ms
exponential function to base e exp 3.92 ms
absolute value abs 0.10 ms
logarithm to base e ln 3.70 ms
logarithm to base 10 log 3.80 ms
integrator integ 0.20 ms
differentiator deriv 0.20 ms
sine sin 3.20 ms
cosine cos 3.60 ms
tangent tan 3.60 ms
Inverse sine arcsin 3.20 ms
Inverse cosine arccos 7.00 ms
Inverse tangent arctan 3.20 ms
minimum value (“pull-pointer“) min 0.20 ms
maximum value (“pull-pointer“) max 0.20 ms
lowest value low 1.50 ms
highest value high 1.50 ms
Xy power 8.80 ms
Time (seconds of day) SecondsOfDay 1.10 ms
Sample rate SampleTime 0.10 ms
Free space on the Flash card PCMCIASpace 0.90 ms
Free RAM memory RAMSpace 1.70 ms
Application specific function 1 Spec1
1)
Application specific function 2 Spec2
1)
Application specific function 3 Spec3
1)
Application specific function 4 Spec4
1)
1)
No specifications available as the time depends to the specific function and the program.
Table 6.3 Arithmetic operators and the calculation times