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Chapter 7
Operation
s2 s
Pecial
m
odes
S
ync
with
S1 (SS)
In this mode, S2 is synchronous with S1. Each S1 pulse will produce an
S2 pulse. If delay is required between the S1 and S2 pulses, the
S2 DELAY
can be used.
For example,
it is desired to deliver monophasic pulses at the same pulse
rate of 50 PPS from S1 and S2 outputs but separated by a 20 millisecond
delay. Note that the pulse durations and output voltages can be the same
or
different. The following procedure lists the settings.
1. Select
S1 FUNCTION
, then
S1 REPEATING PULSES (RP).
2. Select
S1 PULSES
,
then
MONOPHASIC
.
3. Select
TIMING RATE
,
and set to
0050.00
PPS.
4. Select
TIMING DELAY
and set to minimum.
5. Select
TIMING DURATION
and set to desired pulse duration (observe
50 % duty cycle limit).
6. Select
S2 FUNCTION
, then
FUNCTION = SYNC WITH S1 (SS).
7. Select
S2 PULSES
,
then
MONOPHASIC.
8. Select
TIMING DELAY
and set to
00.0200
(seconds).
9. Select
TIMING DURATION
and set to desired pulse duration (observe
50% duty cycle limit).
10. Turn the
S1
and
S2 OUTPUT ON/OFF
to
on
.
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