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1 PulseDesign • • • Transform (Create) Transform (Modify)
Kernel Result Transform (Modify) Kernel Result Transform (Modify) Kernel Result • • •

2 PulseDesign • • • MachineSpecs Transform (Create) Transform (Modify)
Kernel Result Transform (Modify) Kernel Result Transform (Modify) Kernel Result • • •

3 Transform (Create/Modify)
Transform Kernel Editor Dialog Design Kernel Test Transform (Modify) Result Parameters Algorithm Outputs Display Transform (Create/Modify) Kernel Result PulseDesign Transform List • • • Transform (Modify) Kernel Result Transform (Create) • • •

4 Transform (Create/Modify)
Design Test Transform (Create/Modify) Kernel Result Kernel Transform (Modify) Kernel Result Parameters Algorithm Outputs Display Transform Kernel Editor Dialog New Kernel Vespa Database Kernel 1 ••• 2 4 Pulse Pulse Design Transform Kernel 8 Transform Kernel 3 Transform Kernel 7 5 6 N 3 PulseDesign Transform (Create) Kernel Result Transform (Modify) Kernel Result Transform (Modify) Kernel Result • • • • • •

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