Racal Instruments 3152, User Manual

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Using The Instrument 3-15
The command:
PULSe:DELay <value>
sets the pulse delay in percent of the pulse period. For example, if
the pulse period is 100 ms, 10% will delay the first transition of the
pulse by 10 ms. Delay is measured from trigger to the first turning
point.
The query:
PULSe:DELay?
queries the pulse delay setting and returns a value in percent.
The command:
PULSe:TRANsition <value>
sets the pulse rise time in percent of the pulse period. For example,
if the pulse period is 100 ms, 5% rise time equals 5 ms. Pulse rise
time is measured between the two turning points of the first
transition.
The query:
PULSe:TRANsition?
queries the pulse rise time setting and returns a value in percent.
The command:
PULSe:WIDTh <value>
sets the pulse width in percent of the pulse period. For example, if
the pulse period is 100 ms, 20% pulse width equals 20 ms. Pulse
width is measured between the two turning points on the top of the
pulse.
The query:
PULSe:WIDTh?
queries the pulse width setting and returns a value in percent.
The command:
PULSe:TRANsition:TRAiling <value>
sets the pulse fall time in percent of the pulse period. For example,
if the pulse period is 100 ms, 15% fall time equals 15 ms. Pulse fall
time is measured between the two turning points of the second
transition.