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Stimulation

Data recorded from a real system can be used to stimulate a virtual or prototype system. This allows known datasets to be presented to new equipment so that baseline results can be generated without the cost of a field trial with new and unknown data - a major cost and time saving feature. This allows quantitative answers to be provided to questions such as 'Will this new detector find a target at twice the range of the old detector?

Reformatting issues need to be overcome so that 'old' data can be presented in 'new' ways. The previously captured data needs to be presented with correct timing, correct logical and electrical formats for the new system that is being stimulated.

The formatting options, available in the recording and replay paths of our recording solutions, simplify this process.

Furthermore, the computer based control systems used by the recorders can be adapted to generate pseudo data patterns in non-realtime for replay at the appropriate data rate. This allows stimulation of new systems with data sets that are generated from computer simulation scenarios, a very good way to join-up virtual and real systems to provide seamless testing throughout the development cycle of a new product.

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