189 lines
6.2 KiB
Matlab
189 lines
6.2 KiB
Matlab
classdef AWG
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%AWG Summary of this class goes here
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% Detailed explanation goes here
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properties(Access=public)
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kover %oversampling factor e.g. 16
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repetitions %repeat the signal to generate a longer sequence?
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fdac %needed
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normalize %want to normalize at first? either 0 or 1
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bit_resolution %bit res. of quantizer (e.g. 5 bit)
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dac_min
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dac_max
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skew_active = 0;
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awg_skew ; %skew vector for each output channel
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lpf_active = 0;
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lpf_type ;
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f_cutoff ;
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signal_length;
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H_lpf;
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end
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methods (Access=public)
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function obj = AWG(options)
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%AWG Construct an instance of this class
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% Detailed explanation goes here
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arguments
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options.kover = 16;
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options.repetitions = 1;
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options.normalize = 1;
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options.fdac = 92e9;
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options.bit_resolution = 5.5
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options.dac_min = -0.5;
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options.dac_max = 0.5;
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options.skew_active = 0;
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options.awg_skew = 0;
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options.lpf_active = 0;
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options.lpf_type = 0;
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options.f_cutoff = 32e9;
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options.H_lpf Filter
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end
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fn = fieldnames(options);
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for n = 1:numel(fn)
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try
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obj.(fn{n}) = options.(fn{n});
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end
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end
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end
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function signalclass_out = process(obj,signalclass_in)
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len_in = length(signalclass_in.signal);
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% 1-3. actual processing of the signal (normalize->quantize->sample hold)
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signalclass_in.signal = obj.process_(signalclass_in.signal);
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% 4. Apply LPF on the signal
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if obj.lpf_active
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if isa(obj.H_lpf,'Filter')
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%4.A) user already specified a complete filter class when
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% initializing the AWG module
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signalclass_in = obj.H_lpf.process(signalclass_in);
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else
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%4.B) just use a standard filter
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lpf = Filter('filtdegree',5,"f_cutoff",obj.f_cutoff,"fsamp",obj.kover*obj.fdac,"filterType",obj.lpf_type);
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signalclass_in = lpf.process(signalclass_in);
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end
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end
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% cast the inform. signal to electrical signal
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signalclass_in = Electricalsignal(signalclass_in,"fs",obj.fdac*obj.kover,"logbook",signalclass_in.logbook);
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% append to logbook
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current_class = class(obj);
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lbdesc = ['AWG ', current_class , '// k_over:',num2str(obj.kover),'. f_dac:',num2str(obj.fdac*1e-9),'GHz. Resolution:',num2str(obj.bit_resolution),' bits.'];
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signalclass_in = signalclass_in.logbookentry(lbdesc);
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% write to output
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signalclass_out = signalclass_in;
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len_out = length(signalclass_out.signal);
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if len_out ~= len_in * obj.kover
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warning("AWG: Output length maybe not correct.")
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end
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end
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function elec_out = process_(obj,data_in)
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%METHOD1 Summary of this method goes here
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% Detailed explanation goes here
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arguments(Input)
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obj
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data_in
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end
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arguments(Output)
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elec_out
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end
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obj.signal_length = length(data_in);
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if obj.normalize
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% 0a Normalize the signal to 1 Vpp and set the amplitude of the signal
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data_in = data_in/(max(data_in)-min(data_in));
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else
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% 0b Cut the Signal at -1 and 1 and scale to amplitude
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data_in(data_in > 1) = 1;
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data_in(data_in < -1) = -1;
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end
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% 1. Quantize the signal
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if obj.bit_resolution>0
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elec_out = obj.quantization(data_in) ;
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else
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elec_out = data_in;
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end
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% 2. Sample and hold + repeat (data_out: 1xsignal length)
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elec_out = repmat(elec_out,obj.repetitions,obj.kover);
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elec_out = reshape(elec_out',[],1);
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% 3. Add skew (not implemented so far)
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if obj.skew_active
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elec_out = obj.skew(elec_out);
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end
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end
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end
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methods (Access=private)
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function quant_out = quantization(obj,x_in)
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steps = round(2^obj.bit_resolution) + rem(round(2^obj.bit_resolution),2) ;
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if isreal(x_in)
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% shift signal and clip to quantizer intervall
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x_in = min(max(x_in-obj.dac_min,0),obj.dac_max-obj.dac_min);
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% quantize signal
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x_in = round((steps-1)/(obj.dac_max-obj.dac_min)*x_in);
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% scale and shift back
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quant_out = x_in*(obj.dac_max-obj.dac_min)/(steps-1) +obj.dac_min;
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else
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% shift signal and clip to quantizer intervall
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x_in = min(max(real(x_in)-obj.dac_min,0),obj.dac_max-obj.dac_min) + ...
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1i*min(max(imag(x_in)-obj.dac_min,0),obj.dac_max-obj.dac_min);
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% quantize signal and shift back signal
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x_in = round((steps-1)/(obj.max-obj.dac_min)*x_in);
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% scale and shift back
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quant_out = x_in*(obj.dac_max-obj.dac_min)/(steps-1) +(1+1i)*obj.dac_min;
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end
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end
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function skew_out = skew(obj,x_in)
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% Exact delay calculation
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% Calculate transfer function
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fsimu = obj.kover*obj.fdac;
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faxis = linspace(fsimu/2, fsimu/2, length(x_in)+1);
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faxis = fftshift(faxis(1:end-1));
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skew_out = ifft(fft(x_in) .* exp(-1i*2*pi*obj.awg_skew*faxis)' );
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skew_out = real(skew_out) ; % get rid of negligible imaginary part
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end
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end
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end
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