MAX and his little sister MIN

 

Just like in Excel the MAX and MIN are some helpful equations in TILE!  One example I used MAX for recently was in the CISPR 16 Profile I put on the FTP site.  To get the highest level from several data elements I used:

max(max(max(c_C6h1V,c_C5h1V),max(c_C4h1V,c_C3h1V))),max(c_C2h1V,c_C1h1V)

You can use MIN in the same manner to find the lowest level.

If you want to add two frequency ranges together, use the MAX(x,y) equation instead of using a file transfer action.  If you are adding frequency ranges from different antennas this will look for the highest number for matching frequiencies.  Since you will only have a match at the cross-over points it will simply add the ranges together.

 

Joe Tannehill

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