Copying Signals into Channel Groups

The following example shows how to use channel groups in order to simplify the evaluation of a measurement signal that has several similar signals. The evaluation data is from a vehicle test stand at which a robot executes several steering actions. For every steering action, the robot steers from the zero position to the left and then to the right. From the measured acceleration and steering angles, DIAdem calculates the time delay between steering and vehicle reaction. In the evaluation, DIAdem isolates the individual steering actions and copies the associated data into separate channel groups. DIAdem uses cross correlation to calculate the delay time for each data set in the isolated channel groups. DIAdem displays the original data, the partial stages, and the result on separate worksheets. DIAdem adds layouts to create the worksheets for the intermediate results.

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