\nHow is a Pulse defined in Arbin?<\/strong><\/p>\n
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At two levels, the same way CV<\/span><\/span><\/span> is: Pulse Index \u2014 row number of the pulse definition Regular \u2014 a plain user-defined waveform; the stage table below defines it step by step. Each stage is one flat segment of the waveform. The first is the Base stage; the rest are numbered (Stage 2, Stage 3, \u2026) and run in order to complete one pulse. Can you walk through an example?<\/strong><\/p>\n What is a Pulse step? A Pulse applies a rapid sequence of current steps, each held for a set time in milliseconds, producing a square-wave load instead of a steady one. It is used for short-duration, high-rate testing \u2014 internal resistance (DCIR) measurement, pulse-power characterization, and simulating the bursty current draw of real devices. 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\nPulse level \u2014 identifies the routine and how it behaves overall: Pulse Index, Pulse Label, Number Of Stages, and Pulse Type.
\nStage level \u2014 each stage sets the Time (ms), Amplitude, and Point Number for one step of the waveform.<\/p>\nWhat do the Pulse-level settings do?<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\nPulse Label \u2014 identifier for the routine (e.g. Pulse_A)
\nNumber Of Stages \u2014 how many current steps make up one pulse
\nPulse Type \u2014 the waveform pattern: Regular, GSM<\/span><\/span><\/span>, CDMA<\/span><\/span><\/span>, or CDMA2<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/p>\nWhat are the Pulse Type options?<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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\nGSM<\/span> \/ CDMA<\/span> \/ CDMA2<\/span> \u2014 preset profiles that mimic the transmit-current patterns of those mobile communication standards, for testing batteries under realistic handset loads.<\/p>\nWhat do the stage-level settings do?<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\nTime (ms) \u2014 how long the segment is held
\nAmplitude \u2014 the current applied during the segment (a current, not a voltage)
\nPoint Number \u2014 how many data points are recorded across the segment<\/p>\nPulse_A<\/code> is a Regular pulse with three stages, each lasting 0.1 ms and recording 2 points:
\nBase \u2014 current 5
\nStage 2 \u2014 current 0
\nStage 3 \u2014 current 5
\nThe result is a 0.3 ms burst that steps to full current, drops to zero, then returns to full current \u2014 an on\/off\/on square pulse.<\/p>\n![\"pulse](\"https:\/\/www.arbin.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/08\/pulse-a.png\")
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