IEEE IEC 62529 2007

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IEC 62529 Ed. 1 Standard for Signal and Test Definition

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New IEEE Standard – Active. This standard provides the means to define and describe signals used in testing. It also provides a set of common basic signals, mathematically underpinned so that signals can be combined to form complex signals usable across all test platforms.

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
4	CONTENTS
12	FOREWORD
14	Title page
15	IEEE Introduction
16	1. Overview 1.1 Scope
17	1.2 Purpose 2. Definitions, abbreviations, and acronyms 2.1 Definitions
19	2.2 Abbreviations and acronyms
20	3. Structure of this standard 3.1 Layers
21	3.1.1 SML layer
22	3.1.2 BSC layer 3.1.3 TSF layer 3.1.4 TPL layer 4. Signal modeling language (SML) layer 5. Basic signal component (BSC) layer 5.1 BSC layer base classes
23	5.2 BSCs
24	5.3 SignalFunction template 6. Test signal framework (TSF) layer 6.1 TSF classes
25	6.2 TSF signals 6.2.1 Interface properties table
26	6.2.2 Model description table
27	6.2.3 TSF figures 7. Test procedure language (TPL) layer 7.1 Goals of the TPL 7.2 Elements of the TPL 7.3 Use of the TPL
28	Annex A (normative) Signal modeling language (SML) A.1 Use of the SML A.2 Introduction
29	A.3 Physical types
32	A.4 Signal definitions
33	A.5 Pure signals A.5.1 Nonperiodic signals
34	A.5.2 Periodic signals
35	A.6 Pure signal-combining mechanisms A.6.1 Piecewise continuous signals (PCSs)
38	A.6.2 Sum A.6.3 Product A.7 Pure function transformations
39	A.7.1 Fourier transform A.8 Measuring, limiting, and sampling signals
40	A.8.1 Confining parameters to a limit A.8.2 Sampling signals A.9 Digital signals
41	A.9.1 Defining Digital A.9.2 Defining DigitalSignal
42	A.9.3 Conversion routines
43	A.9.4 Patterns
44	A.10 Basic component SML A.10.1 Source ::SignalFunction
46	A.10.2 Conditioner ::SignalFunction
49	A.10.3 EventFunction ::SignalFunction
52	A.10.4 Sensor ::SignalFunction A.10.5 Digital ::SignalFunction
53	A.10.6 Connection ::SignalFunction
55	Annex B (normative) Basic signal component (BSC) layer B.1 BSC layer base classes B.2 BSC subclasses
60	B.3 Description of a BSC B.3.1 Diagrammatic representation of a BSC
61	B.3.2 BSC interfaces
62	B.3.3 Types of BSCs
63	B.3.4 BSC attribute default values B.3.5 BSC subclass descriptions
65	B.4 Physical class
67	B.4.1 Permissible physical types and their units
71	B.4.2 Unit prefixes
72	B.5 PulseDefns class
73	B.5.1 PulseDefn class B.6 SignalFunction class
74	B.6.1 Source ::SignalFunction
82	B.6.2 Conditioner ::SignalFunction
96	B.6.3 EventFunction ::SignalFunction
102	B.6.4 Sensor ::SignalFunction
108	B.6.5 Digital ::SignalFunction
110	B.6.6 Connection ::SignalFunction
114	Annex C (normative) Dynamic signal descriptions C.1 Introduction
115	C.2 Basic classes C.2.1 ResourceManager
116	C.2.2 Signal
118	C.2.3 BSCs
120	C.3 Dynamic signal goals and use cases
121	Annex D (normative) IDL basic components D.1 Introduction D.2 IDL BSC library
163	Annex E (informative) Test signal framework (TSF) for ATLAS E.1 Introduction E.2 AC_SIGNAL E.2.1 Definition
164	E.2.2 Interface properties E.2.3 Notes E.2.4 Model description E.2.5 Rules
165	E.2.6 Example E.3 AM_SIGNAL E.3.1 Definition
166	E.3.2 Interface properties E.3.3 Notes E.3.4 Model description
167	E.3.5 Rules E.3.6 Example E.4 DC_SIGNAL E.4.1 Definition
168	E.4.2 Interface properties E.4.3 Notes E.4.4 Model description
169	E.4.5 Rules E.4.6 Example
170	E.5 DIGITAL_PARALLEL E.5.1 Definition E.5.2 Interface properties E.5.3 Notes
171	E.5.4 Model description E.5.5 Rules E.5.6 Example
172	E.6 DIGITAL_SERIAL E.6.1 Definition
173	E.6.2 Interface properties E.6.3 Notes E.6.4 Model description E.6.5 Rules
174	E.6.6 Example E.7 DME_INTERROGATION E.7.1 Definition
175	E.7.2 Interface properties E.7.3 Notes
176	E.7.4 Model description E.7.5 Rules E.7.6 Example
177	E.8 DME_RESPONSE E.8.1 Definition
178	E.8.2 Interface properties
179	E.8.3 Notes E.8.4 Model description
181	E.8.5 Rules E.8.6 Example
182	E.9 FM_SIGNAL E.9.1 Definition E.9.2 Interface properties E.9.3 Notes E.9.4 Model description
183	E.9.5 Rules E.9.6 Example
184	E.10 ILS_GLIDE_SLOPE E.10.1 Definition
185	E.10.2 Interface properties
186	E.10.3 Notes E.10.4 Model description
187	E.10.5 Rules E.10.6 Example
188	E.11 ILS_LOCALIZER E.11.1 Definition E.11.2 Interface properties
189	E.11.3 Notes E.11.4 Model description
190	E.11.5 Rules E.11.6 Example
191	E.12 ILS_MARKER E.12.1 Definition
192	E.12.2 Interface properties E.12.3 Notes E.12.4 Model description
193	E.12.5 Rules E.12.6 Example E.13 PM_SIGNAL E.13.1 Definition
194	E.13.2 Interface properties E.13.3 Notes E.13.4 Model description
195	E.13.5 Rules E.13.6 Example
196	E.14 PULSED_AC_SIGNAL E.14.1 Definition E.14.2 Interface properties E.14.3 Notes
197	E.14.4 Model description E.14.5 Rules E.14.6 Example
198	E.15 PULSED_AC_TRAIN E.15.1 Definition E.15.2 Interface properties
199	E.15.3 Notes E.15.4 Model description E.15.5 Rules
200	E.15.6 Example E.16 PULSED_DC_SIGNAL E.16.1 Definition
201	E.16.2 Interface properties E.16.3 Notes E.16.4 Model description
202	E.16.5 Rules E.16.6 Example
203	E.17 PULSED_DC_TRAIN E.17.1 Definition E.17.2 Interface properties E.17.3 Notes
204	E.17.4 Model description E.17.5 Rules E.17.6 Example
205	E.18 RADAR_RX_SIGNAL E.18.1 Definition E.18.2 Interface properties
206	E.18.3 Notes E.18.4 Model description
207	E.18.5 Rules E.18.6 Example
208	E.19 RADAR_TX_SIGNAL E.19.1 Definition E.19.2 Interface properties
209	E.19.3 Notes E.19.4 Model description E.19.5 Rules E.19.6 Example
210	E.20 RAMP_SIGNAL E.20.1 Definition
211	E.20.2 Interface properties E.20.3 Notes E.20.4 Model description E.20.5 Rules
212	E.20.6 Example E.21 RANDOM_NOISE E.21.1 Definition E.21.2 Interface properties
213	E.21.3 Notes E.21.4 Model description E.21.5 Rules E.21.6 Example
214	E.22 RESOLVER E.22.1 Definition
215	E.22.2 Interface properties E.22.3 Notes E.22.4 Model description
216	E.22.5 Rules
217	E.22.6 Example E.23 RS_232 E.23.1 Definition E.23.2 Interface properties
218	E.23.3 Notes E.23.4 Model description E.23.5 Rules E.24 SQUARE_WAVE E.24.1 Definition
219	E.24.2 Interface properties E.24.3 Notes E.24.4 Model description
220	E.24.5 Rules E.24.6 Example
221	E.25 SSR_INTERROGATION E.25.1 Definition E.25.2 Interface properties
222	E.25.3 Notes
223	E.25.4 Model description E.25.5 Rules E.25.6 Example
224	E.26 SSR_RESPONSE E.26.1 Definition E.26.2 Interface properties
225	E.26.3 Notes
226	E.26.4 Model description
227	E.26.5 Rules E.26.6 Example
228	E.27 STEP_SIGNAL E.27.1 Definition E.27.2 Interface properties
229	E.27.3 Notes E.27.4 Model description E.27.5 Rules E.27.6 Example
230	E.28 SUP_CAR_SIGNAL E.28.1 Definition E.28.2 Interface properties
231	E.28.3 Notes E.28.4 Model description
232	E.28.5 Rules E.28.6 Example E.29 SYNCHRO E.29.1 Definition
233	E.29.2 Interface properties
234	E.29.3 Notes E.29.4 Model description
235	E.29.5 Rules E.29.6 Example
236	E.30 TACAN E.30.1 Definition
237	E.30.2 Interface properties
238	E.30.3 Notes E.30.4 Model description
240	E.30.5 Rules E.30.6 Example
241	E.31 TRIANGULAR_WAVE_SIGNAL E.31.1 Definition E.31.2 Interface properties
242	E.31.3 Notes E.31.4 Model description E.31.5 Rules E.31.6 Example
243	E.32 VOR E.32.1 Definition
244	E.32.2 Interface properties E.32.3 Notes
245	E.32.4 Model description
246	E.32.5 Rules E.32.6 Example
247	Annex F (informative) IDL for TSF for ATLAS F.1 Introduction F.2 IDL for TSF for ATLAS library
267	Annex G (normative) Carrier language requirements G.1 Carrier language requirements G.1.1 General requirements G.1.2 Human interface and communication G.2 IDL G.3 Data types
268	G.3.1 Enumeration data type G.3.2 Integer data type G.3.3 Real data type
269	G.3.4 Character data type G.3.5 Boolean data type G.3.6 File data type G.3.7 Array data type G.3.8 Record data type G.3.9 Variables and constants G.4 Data-processing requirements G.4.1 Data manipulation
270	G.4.2 Arithmetic operators G.4.3 Relational operators G.4.4 Logical operators
271	G.4.5 Other operators G.4.6 Mathematical functions G.4.7 File-handling functions
272	G.4.8 Type conversion functions G.4.9 String related functions
273	G.4.10 Other functions G.5 Control structures G.5.1 If G.5.2 Else G.5.3 Case G.5.4 For G.5.5 While
275	Annex H (normative) Test procedure language (TPL) H.1 TPL layer H.2 Elements of the TPL H.3 Structure of test requirements H.4 Carrier language H.5 Signal statements H.5.1 Definition of signal statements
276	H.5.2 Structure of signal statements H.5.3 Syntax of signal statements
277	H.6 Mapping of test statements to carrier language H.7 Test statement definitions H.7.1 Setup statements
285	H.7.2 Reset statement
286	H.7.3 Connect statement
288	H.7.4 Disconnect statement
289	H.7.5 Enable statement
290	H.7.6 Disable statement
291	H.7.7 Read statement
292	H.7.8 Change statement H.7.9 Compare statement
294	H.7.10 Wait_For statement H.8 Elements used in test statement definitions H.8.1
295	H.8.2 Attribute-Value groups
302	H.9 Attributes with multiple properties H.9.1 Entering literal data
304	H.9.2 Using arrays of data
305	H.9.3 Acquiring sensor data
306	H.10 Transferring data in digital signals H.10.1 Representation of digital data
307	H.10.2 Transmitting digital data using digital sources
309	H.10.3 Acquiring digital sensor data H.10.4 Bidirectional digital signals
310	H.11 Creating test requirements H.11.1 Creating test statements
311	H.11.2 Use of gate in signal statements
312	H.12 Delimiting TPL statements H.12.1 Introducing a group of one or more TPL statements H.12.2 Indicating end of group of TPL statements
314	Annex I (normative) Extensible markup language (XML) signal descriptions (XSDs) I.1 Introduction I.2 XML signal schema definition
352	Annex J (informative) XML for TSF for ATLAS J.1 Introduction J.2 TSF XML schema J.2.1 Library information ( tag) J.2.2 TSF information ( tag)
353	J.2.3 Interface information ( tag) J.2.4 Model information ( tag)
354	J.2.5 XML schema
355	J.3 XML for TSF for ATLAS
400	Annex K (informative) Support for ATLAS nouns and modifiers K.1 STD support for ATLAS signals K.2 STD support for ATLAS nouns
403	K.3 STD support for ATLAS noun modifiers
413	K.3.1 Example of noun modifier supported by combination of BSCs K.3.2 Example of noun modifier supported by a technique K.4 Support for ATLAS extensions
414	Annex L (informative) Bibliography
415	Annex M (informative) List of participants