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A Appendix
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Measurement Modes
(not well matched to the input signal range). On next measurement(s) the
range is automatically switched one range step (up or down), as appropriate,
until the optimum range is locked
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in.
For manual range selection, the optimum range can be found by first selecting
the autorange function and following the procedure above. Once this range is
identified it can be set as the fixed range.
Infinite Pulse Chains:
For infinite pulse chains “Setup / Pulse Offset” has to be set to “Static”. The
offset has to be measured explicitly with pulse signal removed (menu “Offset”).
“Setup” / “Puls
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Meas.
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Time” should be set to a multiple of the pulse period (=
1/frequency). If the pulse period is not known, “Puls
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Meas.
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Time” should be set
as long as possible (more then 100 pulses should be covered by the measure-
ment window) to get a stable measurement result.
Example
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Pulse Energy Measurement of a Single 10µs Long Pulse
Set P
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9710 Parameters:
set menu “Mode” to “Pulse Energy”
set menu “Range” to “Auto”
set menu “Setup” / “Synchronisation” to “Not active”
set menu “Setup” / “Integration Time” to “0.3000s”
set menu “Setup” / “Zero Measurement” to “Fixed Values”
set menu “Setup” / “Pulse Meas.
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Time” to “2.000s”
set menu “Setup” / “Pulse Offset” to “Continuous”
Initiate Measurement:
press <run / stop> key to start measurement
trigger pulse source (immediately after pressing <run / stop> key
read measurement result on P
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9710 display
if “UDL” or “OVL” is displayed repeat measurement until a valid measure-
ment result is displayed
Example
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Pulse Energy Measurement of a Single 10µs Long Pulse with
external Trigger Signal (only device variant
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4)
Set P
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9710 Parameters:
set menu “Mode” to “Pulse Energy”
set menu “Range” to “Auto”