Hioki Power HiTester 3193, Instruction Manual

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6.2 Peak Hold Function
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NOTE
6.2.1 Combination with Control Times
Time
Display value
Display value
Interval time
Start peak holding
Release peak holding
Start interval
Release interval
HOLD
SHIFT
START
/STOP
HOLD
SHIFT
START
/STOP
Internal measured
values
Time
Display value
Display value
Hold
Start timer
End timer
Peak hold
Maximum value
measured
Start peak holding
Release
peak holding
Start timer
End timer
HOLD
SHIFT START
/STOP
HOLD
SHIFT
Internal measured
values
NOTE
･ If the display value is out of range, the indication "o.r." appears. In this case,
first stop the peak hold function, then change the range.
･
The maximum value refers to the maximum absolute value. For example,
after an input of "+50 W", an input of "-60 W" causes the display to be
updated, because the absolute value of "-60 W" is greater.
･
In the peak hold state, it is not possible to change settings.
･
In the peak hold state, external output values (for floppy disk or printer,
through the GP-IB or RS-232C interface, or D/A output) are the values
displayed on the screen.
When an interval time is set, the maximum value within each interval can be
measured. When a timer time or real-time control time is set, the maximum
value from the start time to the stop time is found, and then the unit stops.
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The peak hold function can be activated either before the time setting is
made, or after the time has started. However, if after the time has started, the
maximum value is only found from the time after the peak hold function is
activated.
･ The time of occurrence of the maximum value is not shown.