📄 pnrmssrc.h
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#ifndef PNRMSSRC_INC
#define PNRMSSRC_INC
/*
** Periodic RMS Record Class - Raw data decoder class for PQNode Periodic RMS
** sample data.
*/
/*
** include the definition for our base class.
*/
#include "pndisrec.h"
/*
** Forward declare some of the "processed" types that we can produce.
*/
class PQNodeRMSEnvelope;
class RMSSampleRecord : public PQNodeDistRec
{
private:
int iNumMAMData;
float fInterval;
struct RMSSampleMAMData_tag *pMAMDat;
struct RMSSampleDataHead_tag *pRMSHeader;
struct RMSSampleInfoHead_tag *pRMSDataInfo;
float * MakeTimeAxis();
int iNumPnts[1];
float fSegInterval[1];
int iNumInterval;
BOOL SetGains();
BOOL DecodeRawData(LPSTR pData);
protected:
BOOL DecodeData(void* pSetupHeader);
public:
/*
** Various forms of consturctor. ALL CONSTRUCTORS COPY THE DATA EXCEPT
** THE WaveformRecord(void *pData,DWORD dwDataSize) FORM. THIS FORM
** is reserved for the file translator (pndxlate download time functions).
**
** Constructing does not automatically force a decode to occur. You must
** call DecodeData before using other methods.
*/
/*
** For the following constructors, the szTime is the Hex String format
** of the disturbance time. The hex time is the only way to set the
** hundredths so the third form is not recommended. The name parameters
** are self explanitory. At the pointer, should be the data file as
** delivered by PNDS, or read directly from the file. dwDataSize tells
** how big the memory block at pData is and is used to validate the
** decoding operations.
*/
RMSSampleRecord(LPSTR szTime, ATOM atName, void *pData,DWORD dwDataSize);
RMSSampleRecord(LPSTR szTime, LPSTR szName, void *pData,DWORD dwDataSize);
RMSSampleRecord(long tTime, LPSTR szName, void *pData, DWORD dwDataSize);
/*
** Special constructor for pndxlate. No copy of the data is made,
** much info is missing after the decode.
*/
RMSSampleRecord(void *pData,DWORD dwDataSize);
RMSSampleRecord()
{
pMAMDat = NULL;
pRMSHeader = NULL;
pRMSDataInfo = NULL;
}
virtual ~RMSSampleRecord();
/*
** Normal Decoder when data is comming from the data base.
*/
BOOL DecodeData();
/*
** Channel numbering for a methods below is:
** 0 = Va, 1 = Vb, 2 = Vc, 3 = Vn
** 4 = Ia, 5 = Ib, 6 = Ic, 7 = In
** IDCHAN_VOLTRESIDUALS = Sum of enabled voltage channels
** IDCHAN_CURRRESIDUALS = Sum of enabled current channels
**
** Determine if a channel is enabled in the data record.
*/
BOOL IsChannelEnabled(int iChannel);
/*
** Obtain a vector of time data points for the RMS evnvelope.
*/
float * GetTimeVector();
/*
** Find out how many data points are in the rms record for the channel.
*/
int GetPhaseDataCount(int iChannel);
/*
** Primitive methods for finding the min, ave or max curve of the
** rms envelope. Use these only if the RMSEnvelope helper class
** doesn't fit your needs. iChannel, VoltPref are as always.
** The pfMin, pfMax and pfAve pointers if provided will receive the
** min max or average of the data respetively. A vector of
** GetPhaseDataCount(int iChannel) floats is returned by each method.
** The caller owns the returned data.
*/
float *GetPhaseMinData(int iChannel,VOLTDISPLAYS VoltPref,float *pfMin);
float *GetPhaseMaxData(int iChannel,VOLTDISPLAYS VoltPref,float *pfMax);
float *GetPhaseAveData(int iChannel,VOLTDISPLAYS VoltPref,float *pfAve);
/*
** Helper function for creating an RMS Envelope object from this
** RMS object. This is the way to get one of these since it takes a
** a fair amount of processing to crunch out the required values to
** create the envelope and associated parameters. iChannel may take
** on standard values as described above. The VoltPref parameter
** specifies the "base" or unit voltage channels should be created
** in. Once created, these values are not easily changed.
**
** Once created, the envelope objects are independent of the creating
** RMSDevRecord.
*/
PQNodeRMSEnvelope *GetPhaseEnvelope(int iChannel,VOLTDISPLAYS VoltPref);
/*
** Primitive method for finding the temperature data for an RMS
** periodic sample. Note, temperature does not support an envelope
** just a single curve of data. Below you can find a method that will
** load this information into an RMSEnvelope object.
*/
float *GetTempData(float *pfMin,float *pfAve,float *pfMax);
int GetTempDataCount() {return iNumMAMData;}
/*
** Primitive methods for finding the min, ave or max curve of the
** freqency envelope. Use these only if the RMSEnvelope helper class
** doesn't fit your needs.
** The pfMin, pfMax and pfAve pointers if provided will receive the
** min max or average of the data respetively. A vector of
** GetPhaseDataCount(int iChannel) floats is returned by each method.
** The caller owns the returned data.
*/
float *GetFreqMinData(float *pfMin);
float *GetFreqAveData(float *pfAve);
float *GetFreqMaxData(float *pfMax);
/*
** Helper functions for creating an RMS Envelope object from this
** RMS object for the Frequency and temperature data.
**
** Once created, the envelope objects are independent of the creating
** RMSDevRecord.
*/
PQNodeRMSEnvelope *GetFrequencyEnvelope();
PQNodeRMSEnvelope *GetTemperatureEnvelope();
float GetPhaseInterval() {return fInterval;}
float GetChanPrefGain(int iChannel,VOLTDISPLAYS VoltPref);
float GetBaseV();
}; // end of class RMSSampleRecord
#endif // prevent multiple includes
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