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[SerializableAttribute] public enum SignalKind
| Member name | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Angle | 0 | Phase angle. |
| Magnitude | 1 | Phase magnitude. |
| Frequency | 2 | Line frequency. |
| DfDt | 3 | Frequency delta over time (dF/dt). |
| Status | 4 | Status flags. |
| Digital | 5 | Digital value. |
| Analog | 6 | Analog value. |
| Calculation | 7 | Calculated value. |
| Statistic | 8 | Statistical value. |
| Alarm | 9 | Alarm value. |
| Quality | 10 | Quality flags. |
| Unknown | 11 | Undetermined signal type. |
The SignalKind type exposes the following members.
| Name | Description | |
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| GetAcronym |
Gets the acronym for the specified SignalKind.
(Defined by SignalKindExtensions) | |
| GetDescription |
Retrieves the description of the value that this Enum represents extracted from the DescriptionAttribute, or the enumeration name
if no description is available.
(Defined by EnumExtensions) | |
| GetFormattedName |
Retrieves a formatted name of the value that this Enum represents for visual display.
(Defined by EnumExtensions) |
This enumeration represents the basic type of a signal used to suffix a formatted signal reference. When used in context along with an optional index the fundamental signal type will identify a signal's location within a frame of data (see SignalReference).
Contrast this to the SignalType enumeration which further defines an explicit type for a signal (e.g., a voltage or current type for an angle).