Accessing the I/O Interface Configuration

The Signal Generator protocol can be configured in the I/O Interface Configuration tool that is opened from the HYPERSIM ribbon.

• For more information on the general use of the I/O Interface Configuration, see here.
• For more information on the configuration of the I/O Connection, see here.

General Configuration

The Signal Generator driver is configured through several pages. The first page contains generic configuration.

• Any number of each signal type can be added.
• Signal Waves (with the exception of Time Signal) have almost the same type and number of input parameters: Frequency, Amplitude, Phase, and Offset.
• The square wave has an additional parameter: Duty Cycle.
• These parameters can be edited while the simulation is running but connections have to be made between the driver data point and the model data point to make it work. All signals can be displayed in ScopeView.

Supported Signals

Sawtooth Waves

To add a signal, click any of the Add 1 item buttons, depending on if you want to add it Above or Below the selected Signal.

The arrow next to each button provides more options (duplicate signals and/or add multiple signals at once).

You can remove one or several signals, or reorder them by using the arrow buttons.

Sine Waves

To add a signal, click any of the Add 1 item buttons, depending on if you want to add it Above or Below the selected Signal.

The arrow next to each button provides more options (duplicate signals and/or add multiple signals at once).

You can remove one or several signals, or reorder them, by using the arrow buttons.

Square Waves

To add a signal, click any of the Add 1 item buttons, depending on if you want to add it Above or Below the selected Signal.

The arrow next to each button provides more options (duplicate signals and/or add multiple signals at once).

You can remove one or several signals, or reorder them, by using the arrow buttons.

Triangular Waves

To add a signal, click any of the Add 1 item buttons, depending on if you want to add it Above or Below the selected Signal.

The arrow next to each button provides more options (duplicate signals and/or add multiple signals at once).

You can remove one or several signals, or reorder them, by using the arrow buttons.

Oprec Files

To input an .oprec file in HYPERSIM, you must create it via the datalogger. See Datalogger section for more information on the generation.

To add a file, click any of the Add 1 item buttons, depending on if you want to add it Above or Below the selected File.

The arrow next to each button provides more options (duplicate files and/or add multiple files at once).

You can remove one or several files, or reorder them, by using the arrow buttons.

To configure the I/O interface, paste the absolute path of your .oprec file, and select Repeat mode if needed.

CSV Files

To input a .csv file in HYPERSIM, you must create a file with specific formatting (shown below) and make sure you saved the .csv file at the same location than your model (.ecf)

In the example below, we are using three inputs (time, s1 and s2). time is going from 0 to 0.03 with an increment of 0.01.

Each piece of data must be separated by a semicolon (;)

To add a file, click any of the Add 1 item buttons, depending on if you want to add it Above or Below the selected File.

The arrow next to each button provides more options (duplicate files and/or add multiple files at once).

You can remove one or several files, or reorder them, by using the arrow buttons.

To configure the I/O interface, paste the absolute path of your .csv file, and select Repeat mode if needed.

File.csv example

Time Signal

To add a signal, click any of the Add 1 item buttons, depending on if you want to add it Above or Below the selected Signal.

The arrow next to each button provides more options (duplicate signals and/or add multiple signals at once).

You can remove one or several signals, or reorder them, by using the arrow buttons.

This type of signal is used to replace...:

Monitoring the Results in ScopeView

Due to the fact that ScopeView monitors the simulation regardless of where the simulation actually is, the starting value might differ depending on when you click on play in acquisition.

Further information on ScopeView available at this link.