train~
Examples
Arguments
interval [auto]
Specifies the period (time interval between pulse cycles), in samples, of the pulse train signal sent out the left outlet.
width [auto]
Controls the pulse width or duty cycle. A value of 0 has the smallest "on" pulse size, while a value of 1 has the largest. A value of 0.5 makes a pulse with half the time at 1 and half the time at 0.
pulsephase [auto]
Sets the phase of the onset of the "on" portion of the pulse. A value of 0 places the "on" portion at the beginning of the interval, while other values (up to 1, which is the same as 0) delay the "on" portion by a fraction of the total inter-pulse interval.
Inlets
interval [auto]
Specifies the period (time interval between pulse cycles), in samples, of the pulse train signal sent out the left outlet.
width [auto]
Controls the pulse width or duty cycle. A value of 0 has the smallest "on" pulse size, while a value of 1 has the largest. A value of 0.5 makes a pulse with half the time at 1 and half the time at 0.
pulsephase [auto]
Sets the phase of the onset of the "on" portion of the pulse. A value of 0 places the "on" portion at the beginning of the interval, while other values (up to 1, which is the same as 0) delay the "on" portion by a fraction of the total inter-pulse interval.
Outlets
out1 [signal]
A pulse (square) wave train having the specified interval, width, and phase.
Dynamic Attributes
These attributes can be modified in the code during execution using the set object
interval [auto]
Specifies the period (time interval between pulse cycles), in samples, of the pulse train signal sent out the left outlet.
pulsephase [auto]
Sets the phase of the onset of the "on" portion of the pulse. A value of 0 places the "on" portion at the beginning of the interval, while other values (up to 1, which is the same as 0) delay the "on" portion by a fraction of the total inter-pulse interval.
reset [bang] (default: 0)
Banging this attribute will reset the object to its default state.
width [auto]
Controls the pulse width or duty cycle. A value of 0 has the smallest "on" pulse size, while a value of 1 has the largest. A value of 0.5 makes a pulse with half the time at 1 and half the time at 0.
See Also
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| train~ | Pulse train generator |
| <~ | Is less than, comparison of two signals |
| >~ | Is greater than, comparison of two signals |
| clip~ | Clip an input to a range within an upper and lower bound. |
| sah~ | Sample and hold operator (Schmitt trigger) |
| phasor~ | Generate sawtooth signals |