Packet Waveform Gallery¶
This page presents representative oscilloscope captures obtained with REVA v3.3beta20d driving resonant loads.
The images are intended primarily for visual exploration and illustrate the wide variety of packet structures that can be produced.
Packeted Resonant Excitation¶
Example showing packetized excitation of a resonant system.
High-Frequency Burst Train¶
Carrier operation near 125 kHz with visible resonant response.
Burst Packet With Ringdown¶
Oscillation continues after excitation has stopped.
Symmetrical Packet Sequence¶
Regular burst groups separated by relaxation intervals.
Long Packet Family¶
Packet groups separated by extended inactive periods.
Transition Into Oscillation¶
Example showing the build-up of oscillation after burst injection.
Four-Packet Structure¶
Multiple burst groups distributed over time.
Sparse Packet Geometry¶
Separated burst groups allowing substantial relaxation between packets.
Irregular Packet Family¶
Non-uniform packet geometry generated by custom segment definitions.
Trace Identification¶
Yellow trace:
- Half-bridge output
Blue trace:
- Resonant response of the load
Remarks¶
The exact waveform shape depends strongly on:
- carrier frequency,
- packet frequency,
- burst length,
- packet geometry,
- resonant load,
- coupling conditions,
- measurement location.
Consequently, the images shown here should be regarded as examples rather than fixed reference waveforms.
Every resonant system produces its own characteristic response, making REVA capable of generating a large variety of packet structures and excitation patterns.