ConvertBot: creates signal waveforms of various shapes

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creates signal waveforms of various shapes

ConvertBot: creates signal waveforms of various shapes

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creates signal waveforms of various shapes

ConvertBot: creates signal waveforms of various shapes

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creates signal waveforms of various shapes

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creates signal waveforms of various shapes
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<out> Name of output file
<shape> Shape of waveform [DEF=SIN]
<form> Format of output file (SF, CF, SB, etc.)
<elem> Number of elements in output file
<rate> Sample rate in Hz
<gain> Waveform amplitude (0=nominal for given data type)
<freq> Waveform (IF) frequency (Hz)
<baud> Waveform BaudRate frequency (Hz)

This primitive generates the following shaped waveforms:
Sine - Sinusoid
CoSine - CoSinusoid
Square - Square waveform
Triangle - Triangle waveform
SawTooth - Sawtooth or RIGHT triangle waveform
Pulse - Single sample pulse
Constant - Constant values given by nominal value adjusted by gain
Zero - Same as CONSTANT with all zeros
LRS - Efficient noise generator using a linear recursive sequence
White - White noise algorithm with standard deviation of <sdev>. See note below.
Ramp - Ramp that increments by one with MAX <amp>-1 and MIN of -<amp>.
TRamp - Test Ramp that increments by 3 in the upper byte
Notch - LRS with a notch at <freq>. Use /DFREQ=df to adust width
MixLS - Mix of LRS and SIN
MuxLS - Mux of LRS and SIN
MixNS - Mix of Notch and SIN
BPSK - 2 Phase Shift Keyed
QPSK - 4 Phase Shift Keyed
8PSK - 8 Phase Shift Keyed
16APSK - 16 Amplitude+Phase Shift Keyed
16QAM - 16 Quadrature Amplitude Modulation
64QAM - 64 Quadrature Amplitude Modulation
128QAM - 128 Quadrature Amplitude Modulation
256QAM - 256 Quadrature Amplitude Modulation

The most current list of waveforms may be listed as follows:
nM> invoke list=nxm.ice.prim.icewave.shapeList
nM> results list

The /RT or /THROTTLE= switch can be applied to simulate a throttled data source.
In FULL mode, the primitive runs as fast as it can. In REALTIME mode the data
is throttled to be produced at a rate of 1 element per <delta> second(s).
In the BLOCK mode, no data is produced.

Examples:

Switches:
/RT - RealTime mode
/SEED=<num> - Set seed number [DEF=-1]
/THROTTLE=<mode> - Data Throttle Mode (RealTime,Full,Block). Overrides /RT.
/TL=n - Transfer Length elements [DEF=4096]
/FB - Use page aligned fast buffer
/FB=2 - Repeat first buffer of TL elements for speed tests
/STATS - Show transfer statistics
/NTAP=n - Number of taps in filter (notch or mod resampler)

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 <out>   Name of output file
 <form>  Format of output file (SF, CF, SB, etc.)
 <elem>  Number of elements in output file
-<rate>  Sample rate in Hz
+<shape> Shape of waveform [DEF=SIN]
-<gain>  Waveform amplitude (0=nominal for given data type)
+<amp>   Waveform amplitude
 <freq>  Waveform (IF) frequency (Hz)
-<baud>  Waveform BaudRate frequency (Hz)
+<phase> Waveform phase offset (fractions of a cycle)
 This primitive generates the following shaped waveforms:
-   Sine     - Sinusoid
+   Sine     - Sinusoid with MAX <amp> and MIN of -<amp>
-   CoSine   - CoSinusoid
+   CoSine   - CoSinusoid with MAX <amp> and MIN of -<amp>
-   Square   - Square waveform
+   Square   - Square waveform with MAX <amp> and MIN of -<amp>
-   Triangle - Triangle waveform
+   Triangle - Triangle waveform with MAX <amp> and Min of -<amp>
-   SawTooth - Sawtooth or RIGHT triangle waveform
+   SawTooth - Sawtooth or RIGHT triangle waveform with MAX <amp> and MIN of -<amp>
-   Pulse    - Single sample pulse
+   Pulse    - Single sample pulse of <amp>
-   Constant - Constant values given by nominal value adjusted by gain
+   Constant - Constant values given by <amp>
    Zero     - Same as CONSTANT with all zeros
    LRS      - Efficient noise generator using a linear recursive sequence
    White    - White noise algorithm with standard deviation of <sdev>. See note below.
    Ramp     - Ramp that increments by one with MAX <amp>-1 and MIN of -<amp>.
-  TRamp    - Test Ramp that increments by 3 in the upper byte
-  Notch    - LRS with a notch at <freq>.  Use /DFREQ=df to adust width
+If you want to adjust the RAMP increment using <freq> and <delta>, use SAWTOOTH.
 The most current list of waveforms may be listed as follows:
-   nM> invoke list=nxm.ice.prim.icewave.shapeList
+   nM> invoke list nxm.sys.prim.waveform.shapeList
    nM> results list
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 is throttled to be produced at a rate of 1 element per <delta> second(s).
 In the BLOCK mode, no data is produced.
 Examples:
 Switches:
    /RT               - RealTime mode
    /SEED=<num>       - Set seed number [DEF=-1]
    /THROTTLE=<mode>  - Data Throttle Mode (RealTime,Full,Block). Overrides /RT.
    /TL=n             - Transfer Length elements [DEF=4096]
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