Wiggles

A wiggle is essentially a square wave whose amplitude and duration you can control.

A wiggle has a duration and an amplitude, both of which can be independently changing. Here's an example of a wiggle segment definition:

     w0 wiggle               # identifier, type
     20 40 10 0.5            # duration: initial, max, min, increment
     1000 20000 -10000 500   # amplitude: initial, max, min, increment

Here are some plots of a state with three segments, and each segment is a wiggle. The three plots are a few hundred iterations apart in time (i.e., they are not sequential iterations).

Wiggle range limits

• Duration (in samples): maximum = 1000, minimum = 0.
• Amplitude: maximum = 32767, minimum = -32768.