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Class Stage
Stages are discrete units in the block diagram of an electronic circuit which perform a specific function and is usually physically circumscribed to a printed board. An instrument component in obsinfo is usually composed of several chained stages which connect the output of one stage to the input of the next one.
Stage
Unnamed element of response_stages array. The array itself has a label stages
Stage
OBSMetadata - All classes which include methods which need to read info files inherit those methods from this class. It is quite irrelevant to end users.
None
- Is element of ResponseStages
- Nests one Filter
Name | Type | Required | Default | Equivalent StationXML | Remarks |
name | string | N | None | e.g. FIR. name | In StationXML this attribute is at the filter (PZ, Coeff, FIR, etc.) level. |
description | string | N | None | e.g. FIR. Description | In StationXML this attribute is in the filter (PolesZeros, Coefficients, FIR, etc.) |
input_units | IRISUnits | Y | None | e.g. FIR. InputUnits | In StationXML this attribute is at the filter (PZ, Coeff, FIR, etc.) level. |
output_units | IRISUnits | Y | None | e.g. FIR. OutputUnits | In StationXML this attribute is at the filter (PZ, Coeff, FIR, etc.) level. |
gain: | Y | None | StageGain | ||
|
number | Y | None | Frequency | In Hertz |
|
number | Y | None | Value | |
filter | Filter | Y | None | None | No filter attribute in StationXML. Individual filters are subsumed in Stage. |
calibration_date | date | N | None | None | In StationXML this attribute is only found at the equipment level. |
decimation_factor | number | N | 1.0 | Decimation. Factor | |
input_sample_rate | number | Y | None | Decimation. InputSampleRate | |
delay | number | N | 0.0 | Decimation. Delay | If not set, will be calculated as filter.offset / input_sample_rate |
polarity | string with values "+" and "-" | Y | None | None | "+" = counts increase when the input voltage increase, "-" otherwise. |
These attributes do not exist in the YAML/JSON file. They are or may be calculated programmatically to feed corresponding values in the StationXML file or for other purposes.
Name | Type | Default | Equivalent StationXML | Remarks |
stage_sequence_number | integer | 0 | number | |
correction | number | 0.0 | Decimation.Correction | This value is calculated as a function of delay_correction in class Datalogger. If delay.correction exists correction=0 for all stages but the last, which has value = delay.correction. If it does not exist, correction = delay. |
output_sample_rate | number | 0.0 | None |
- output_sample_rate()
- """
- Returns calculated attribute output_sample_rate
"""
- calculate_delay()
- """
-
Calculates delay as a function of object for digital filters if delay not specified Otherwise, uses delay as passed in the arguments Also applies delay_correction in the following way:
- correct is a dict with two keys, "apply" and "value".
- If apply == False, correct is not applied and self.correction values are made equal to delay values
- If apply == True, self.correction will be 0 except for the last stage, which will be correct.value but is set elsewhere (in Response_stages).
"""
- to_obspy()
- """
- Returns equivalent obspy response stage. This is the first level where this is invoked.
"""
/larean/obsinfo/blob/V0.108/obsinfo/data/schemas/stage.schema.json
/larean/obsinfo/blob/master/obsinfo/data/schemas/definitions.schema.json
Stage information file /larean/obsinfo/blob/V0.108/obsinfo/_examples/Information_Files/instrumentation/dataloggers/responses/CS5321_FIR3.stage.yaml .
---
format_version: "0.108"
revision:
date: "2017-11-30"
authors:
- $ref: "../../authors/Wayne_Crawford.author.yaml#author"
notes: ["From CS5322_Filter.pdf"]
stage:
decimation_factor : 2
gain : {value: 1, frequency: 0}
input_units : { name : "counts", description: "Digital Counts"}
description : "DECIMATION - CS5322 FIR3 (linear phase)"
filter:
$ref: "FIR/CirrusLogic_CS5322_FIR3.filter.yaml#filter"
extras:
DBIRD_response_type : "THEORETICAL"