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* Electric(tm) VLSI Design System
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* File: ManualPowerChannel.java
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package com.sun.electric.tool.simulation.test;
/**
* Simple class for setting a power supply channel, when the voltage is supplied
* by a manually-controlled DC power supply. If promptsUser is false, then it is
* a mock power supply for debugging.
*/
public class ManualPowerChannel extends PowerChannel {
/** Whether or not to prompt the user for voltage changes */
private boolean promptsUser = true;
/** Voltage setpoint */
private float volts;
/** Current setpoint */
private float amps;
/**
* @param channelName
* name of signal on this channel of the power supply
* @param promptsUser
* Whether or not to prompt the user for voltage changes
*/
public ManualPowerChannel(String channelName, boolean promptsUser) {
this.name = channelName;
this.promptsUser = promptsUser;
}
/**
* Reads back the voltage provided by this channel of the power supply.
*
* @return voltage drawn over this channel, in Amps
*/
public float readVoltage() {
return volts;
}
/**
* Get the channel's voltage set point.
*
* @return current voltage for the channel, in Volts
*/
public float getVoltageSetpoint() {
return volts;
}
/**
* Set the channel's voltage to the value provided
*
* @param volts
* new voltage for the channel, in Volts
*/
public void setVoltageNoWait(float volts) {
if (promptsUser) {
System.out.print("Set voltage " + getName() + " to " + volts
+ " V and hit return:");
Infrastructure.readln();
} else {
System.out.println("Setting voltage " + getName() + " to " + volts
+ " V");
}
this.volts = volts;
}
/**
* Set the channel's current limit to the value provided
*
* @param amps
* new current limit for the channel, in Amps
*/
public void setCurrent(float amps) {
if (promptsUser) {
System.out.print("Set current limit " + getName() + " to " + amps
+ " A and hit return:");
Infrastructure.readln();
} else {
System.out.println("Setting current limit " + getName() + " to "
+ amps + " A");
}
this.amps = amps;
}
/**
* Get the channel's current limit setpoint
*
* @return current limit setpoint for the channel, in Amps
*/
public float getCurrentSetpoint() {
return amps;
}
/**
* Reads back the current provided by this channel of the power supply.
*
* @return current drawn over this channel, in Amps
*/
public float readCurrent() {
float amps = Float.parseFloat(Infrastructure.readln("Enter current on "
+ getName() + ": "));
return amps;
}
/**
* Unit tests, prints current as function of voltage
*
* @param args
* Ignored
*/
public static void main(String[] args) {
PowerChannel channel = new ManualPowerChannel("chan", false);
for (float volts = 1.0f; volts < 1.85f; volts += 0.1f) {
channel.setVoltageWait(volts);
System.out.println(channel);
}
channel = new ManualPowerChannel("chan_prompts", true);
for (float volts = 1.0f; volts < 1.85f; volts += 0.1f) {
channel.setVoltageWait(volts);
System.out.println(channel);
}
}
}