Difference between revisions of "Maximum Length Sequence Commands"
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To determine the complex impedance of SQUIDs, it is convenient to apply a small wiggle pattern to certain signals in the system, and watch the response of the output. In an effort to do this simply and easily, the following commands have been implemented: | To determine the complex impedance of SQUIDs, it is convenient to apply a small wiggle pattern to certain signals in the system, and watch the response of the output. In an effort to do this simply and easily, the following commands have been implemented: | ||
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| − | + | wb cc mls_sequence_len <length> | |
| − | + | wb cc mls_data <data_0, ..., data_n> | |
| + | wb cc mls_addr <rd/wr addr> | ||
Revision as of 13:52, 13 January 2010
To determine the complex impedance of SQUIDs, it is convenient to apply a small wiggle pattern to certain signals in the system, and watch the response of the output. In an effort to do this simply and easily, the following commands have been implemented:
wb cc mls_sequence_len <length> wb cc mls_data <data_0, ..., data_n> wb cc mls_addr <rd/wr addr>
