reuse same rectangular pulse (unique UUID) - #1542
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Here I am testing defining just one pulse that is repeated many times (shared UUID?) so that when I run the sweep, I iterate for a shorter range (
duration/n, wherenis the number of times we repeat the pulse) and hope that this way all the repeated pulses in the sequence are swept, effectively getting a longer range.This
only worksfor back to back rectangular pulses, but could be extended for pulses with a transition.In practice this is actually not working and I halt at the same
My only guess being that there is no de-duplication based on UUID. The sequence is indeed re-using the UUID, like in