What the Eagle™ Records
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Figure 17 – Significant Change Report
After another 35 seconds, the voltage increases to 120V. The
change is 2V, from 118V to 120V, but no significant change
occurs because 120V is only 1V greater than the “standard” of
119V. After another 23 seconds, the voltage increases to 121V.
A significant change is triggered because the 1V increase created
a 2Vdifference between the 121 maximum voltages for that
second, and the 119V standard. The standard voltage is now set
to 121V, until the next significant change.
Only one significant change per second can be recorded per
channel. If both the single-cycle maximum and minimum meet the
threshold in the same second, the voltage that is furthest from the
standard becomes the new standard.
What is Recorded
When a significant change is triggered, the triggering voltage is
recorded, along with a date and timestamp (to the second), and
the channel number.
