AE Techron DSR 100-15, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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wave. DC Offset is defined in Volts DC (VDC) as the unit of measure.
The allowable range for Start and End Offset is +/-200 VDC (with system gain set to 20). When a value outside of the
allowable range is entered, the input box will turn red and an error message will be displayed.
Offset Sweep Type: A Sweep can be Linear, Logarithmic or Exponential. Choose the desired sweep type from the drop-
down.
Phase Offset: The Phase Offset property determines the beginning offset of the waveform within the cycle. Phase Offset
can be defined using degrees (deg) or radians (rad) as the unit of measure.
The allowable range for Phase Offset is 0 to 359 degrees. When a value outside of the allowable range is entered, only
the value greater than complete (360 degree) cycles will be set as the offset amount.
Duration: The Duration property determines how long the waveform will be generated. Duration can be defined using the
microsecond (us), millisecond (ms), second, (sec), minute (min) or hour (hour) as the unit of measure. When the unit of
measure is changed, the DSR 100-15 automatically converts the property's value to the new unit of measure.
The maximum duration of a single segment is 1193 hours, and the minimum duration is 150 us. When the duration
specified for the waveform has been completed, the DSR 100-15 will begin outputting the next waveform defined in the
test. However, if a Trigger Control follows the just-completed waveform, and the Trigger Control's "Continue Prev. Wave"
property is set to TRUE, the waveform before the Trigger Control will continue indefinitely, regardless of the duration time
set in that waveform's properties.
If no additional waveform has been defined to follow the completed waveform, the system output will stop.