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In electronics, when describing a voltage … In electronics, when describing a voltage or current step function, rise time is the time taken by a signal to change from a specified low value to a specified high value. These values may be expressed as ratios or, equivalently, as percentages with respect to a given reference value. In analog electronics and digital electronics, these percentages are commonly the 10% and 90% (or equivalently 0.1 and 0.9) of the output step height: however, other values are commonly used. For applications in control theory, according to , p. 158), rise time is defined as "the time required for the response to rise from x% to y% of its final value", with 0% to 100% rise time common for underdamped second order systems, 5% to 95% for critically damped and 10% to 90% for overdamped ones. According to , p. 22), the term "rise time" applies to either positive or negative step response, even if a displayed negative excursion is popularly termed fall time.e excursion is popularly termed fall time.
, Czas narastania – czas, w ciągu którego sygnał wyjściowy układu osiąga (najczęściej) od 10% do 90% wartości tego sygnału w stanie ustalonym. Jest miarą jakości dynamicznej odpowiedzi skokowej otwartego lub zamkniętego układu automatyki.
, 在電子學中，若要描述一電路在電壓（或电流）阶跃函数下的反應，可用上昇時間（rise … 在電子學中，若要描述一電路在電壓（或电流）阶跃函数下的反應，可用上昇時間（rise time）表示。上昇時間是信號從特定低準位上昇到特定高準位需要的時間，值可以用相對參考輸入的比率或是百分比來表示。在模拟电路中，其較低百分比及較高百分比多半會是輸出阶跃高度的10%及90%（或0.1及0.9）。不過，也常會使用其他的值若是在控制理論中，依照, p. 158)，上昇時間定義為「響應從終值的x%上昇到y%所需要的時間」，若是欠阻尼的二階系統，常會以0%至100%的上昇時間為準，若是臨界阻尼系統，則會是5%至95%的，過阻尼系統會是10%到90%的上昇時間。依照, p. 22)，上昇時間可以用在階躍上昇或是階躍下降的階躍響應，不過階躍下降的場合，有時也會稱是下降時間。，可以用在階躍上昇或是階躍下降的階躍響應，不過階躍下降的場合，有時也會稱是下降時間。，
, Il tempo di salita, noto anche come rise t … Il tempo di salita, noto anche come rise time, nell'ambito del controllo ottimo, e più in generale dei controlli automatici e dei sistemi dinamici, è un indice della velocità di risposta del controllo. Come tempo di salita si intende il tempo necessario al sistema per variare dal 10% al 90% del valore di regime dello stesso; l'uscita deve raggiungere tale valore senza compiere oscillazioni. In termini matematici si ha: , dove (definito il sistema come sys):ha: , dove (definito il sistema come sys):
, Unter Anstiegszeit und Abfallzeit (englisc … Unter Anstiegszeit und Abfallzeit (englisch rise time und fall time) versteht man in der Digitaltechnik und der Messtechnik die Zeit, die ein Pegelwechsel eines (idealerweise) rechteckförmigen Signals real benötigt, um seinen Signalpegel zwischen zwei definierten Zwischenwerten (üblich sind 10 % und 90 %) zu ändern. Die Zeiten werden durch die endliche Grenzfrequenz der beteiligten Schaltelemente und Übertragungswege verursacht.telemente und Übertragungswege verursacht.
, Trantsizio-denbora sistema dinamiko bati s … Trantsizio-denbora sistema dinamiko bati sarrerako seinale egonkor bat ezartzen zaionean, bi egoera egonkorren artean behar duen denborari deritzo. Horrexegatik, bi trantsizio-denbora daude:
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Unter Anstiegszeit und Abfallzeit (englisc … Unter Anstiegszeit und Abfallzeit (englisch rise time und fall time) versteht man in der Digitaltechnik und der Messtechnik die Zeit, die ein Pegelwechsel eines (idealerweise) rechteckförmigen Signals real benötigt, um seinen Signalpegel zwischen zwei definierten Zwischenwerten (üblich sind 10 % und 90 %) zu ändern. Die Zeiten werden durch die endliche Grenzfrequenz der beteiligten Schaltelemente und Übertragungswege verursacht.telemente und Übertragungswege verursacht.
, In electronics, when describing a voltage … In electronics, when describing a voltage or current step function, rise time is the time taken by a signal to change from a specified low value to a specified high value. These values may be expressed as ratios or, equivalently, as percentages with respect to a given reference value. In analog electronics and digital electronics, these percentages are commonly the 10% and 90% (or equivalently 0.1 and 0.9) of the output step height: however, other values are commonly used. For applications in control theory, according to , p. 158), rise time is defined as "the time required for the response to rise from x% to y% of its final value", with 0% to 100% rise time common for underdamped second order systems, 5% to 95% for critically damped and 10% to 90% for overdamped ones. According to , p. 22 for overdamped ones. According to , p. 22
, Il tempo di salita, noto anche come rise t … Il tempo di salita, noto anche come rise time, nell'ambito del controllo ottimo, e più in generale dei controlli automatici e dei sistemi dinamici, è un indice della velocità di risposta del controllo. Come tempo di salita si intende il tempo necessario al sistema per variare dal 10% al 90% del valore di regime dello stesso; l'uscita deve raggiungere tale valore senza compiere oscillazioni. In termini matematici si ha: , dove (definito il sistema come sys):ha: , dove (definito il sistema come sys):
, Trantsizio-denbora sistema dinamiko bati s … Trantsizio-denbora sistema dinamiko bati sarrerako seinale egonkor bat ezartzen zaionean, bi egoera egonkorren artean behar duen denborari deritzo. Horrexegatik, bi trantsizio-denbora daude:
* : OFF-ON trantsizio-denbora. Ate logiko baten irteerako tentsioaren da.
* : ON-OFF trantsizio denbora. Ate logiko baten irteerako tentsioaren da.Ate logiko baten irteerako tentsioaren da.
, 在電子學中，若要描述一電路在電壓（或电流）阶跃函数下的反應，可用上昇時間（rise … 在電子學中，若要描述一電路在電壓（或电流）阶跃函数下的反應，可用上昇時間（rise time）表示。上昇時間是信號從特定低準位上昇到特定高準位需要的時間，值可以用相對參考輸入的比率或是百分比來表示。在模拟电路中，其較低百分比及較高百分比多半會是輸出阶跃高度的10%及90%（或0.1及0.9）。不過，也常會使用其他的值若是在控制理論中，依照, p. 158)，上昇時間定義為「響應從終值的x%上昇到y%所需要的時間」，若是欠阻尼的二階系統，常會以0%至100%的上昇時間為準，若是臨界阻尼系統，則會是5%至95%的，過阻尼系統會是10%到90%的上昇時間。依照, p. 22)，上昇時間可以用在階躍上昇或是階躍下降的階躍響應，不過階躍下降的場合，有時也會稱是下降時間。，可以用在階躍上昇或是階躍下降的階躍響應，不過階躍下降的場合，有時也會稱是下降時間。，
, Czas narastania – czas, w ciągu którego sygnał wyjściowy układu osiąga (najczęściej) od 10% do 90% wartości tego sygnału w stanie ustalonym. Jest miarą jakości dynamicznej odpowiedzi skokowej otwartego lub zamkniętego układu automatyki.
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