Orinj Generator framework

Orinj version 9.0.0

Note: This page is not for the users of Orinj, but for developers who want to create generators for Orinj.

A generator is an algorithm that produces a signal with specific properties. The Orinj square wave generator, for example, produces a sampled audio signal for a square wave.

The Orinj generators are available in the Orinj single wave view. They produce wave files that are available for further work.

Orinj generators

Orinj comes with the following generators.

• Fifth saw wave
• Noise (white or filtered)
• Pulse wave
• Saw wave
• Sine sweep
• Sine wave
• Square wave
• Triangle wave

The Orinj generator framework

All Orinj generators implement specific Java interfaces, extend specific classes, and must be placed in Java JAR files that contain XML descriptions according to a strictly defined XML schema. This allows Orinj to recognize and import generators during startup. These generators are not a part of the Orinj code and can be created and updated without Orinj. Developers can create their own generators.

The following are topics on the Orinj generator framework.

• orgenerator.jar – this JAR file is the basis for all Orinj generators. It contains the interfaces that should be implemented by the generator itself and by the user interface for the generator.
• Square wave – this is the source code for an example Orinj generator – a square wave with a user defined frequency.