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Programming Manual UTG1000X Series
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:CHANnel<n>:BASE:OFFSet {<voltage>}
:CHANnel<n>:BASE:OFFSet?
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Description
Set the output DC offset for the specified channel.
<voltage> represents voltage, the unit is V. The range is from 0 to the maximum DC under the current load.
The maximum DC under the current load = the current load *10/ (50+ the current load) – the minimum value
under the current load. DC mode under /2
AC minimum value is 2mVpp, DC mode takes 0;
<n>: Channel number, n takes value 1, 2.
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Return Format
The query returns the output DC offset of the specified channel in scientific notation.
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For Example
:CHANnel1:BASE:OFFSet 2
Set the output DC offset of CH1 to 2V.
:CHANnel1:BASE:OFFSet? The query returns 2e+0.
:CHANnel<n>:BASE:HIGH
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Syntax
:CHANnel<n>:BASE:HIGH {<voltage>}
:CHANnel<n>:BASE:HIGH?
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Description
Set the high level of signal output for the specified channel.
<voltage> represents voltage, the unit is the specified unit of the current channel.
<n>: Channel number, n takes value 1, 2.
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Return Format
The query returns the high level of signal output of the specified channel in scientific notation.
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For Example
:CHANnel1:BASE:HIGH 2
Set the high level of signal output for CH1 to 2V.
:CHANnel1:BASE:HIGH? The query returns 2e+0.
:CHANnel<n>:BASE:LOW
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Syntax
:CHANnel<n>:BASE:LOW {<voltage>}
:CHANnel<n>:BASE:LOW?
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Description
Set the lower level of signal output for the specified channel.
<voltage> represents voltage, the unit is the specified unit of the current channel.
<n>: Channel number, n takes value 1, 2.
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Return Format
The query returns the lower level of signal output of the specified channel in scientific notation.
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For Example
:CHANnel1:BASE:LOW 2
Set the lower level of signal output for CH1 to 2V.
:CHANnel1:BASE:LOW? The query returns 2e+0.