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Pulse Generator
General
The pulse generator can produce a wide range of pulses with adjustable period, width, delay and
edge speed. It may also be set in Gated or Burst mode, or modulated using PWM; for more
information see the sections on Modulation and Burst.
Each channel of a two channel instrument has an independent pulse generator. These may be set
to any combination of period, width, delay and modulation or burst. However, when the channels
are linked by one of the dual-channel functions there are some restrictions between the parameters
of the two channels; see the Dual-Channel Operations section of the Specification for details.
Pressing the PULSE carrier waveform key will switch to the pulse waveform. The screen below
shows the effect of pressing the PULSE key.
The
PlsFrq
soft-key allows setting of the pulse frequency. Pressing the key while it is
highlighted will change it to
PlsPrd
and the pulse period may be entered. The pulse frequency
may be changed in either of the ways detailed in General: Numeric Editing. The pulse generator
uses its own value for pulse frequency/pulse period. Changing it will not affect the frequency/period
value of the other carrier waveforms.
Amplitude and dc offset are adjusted in the same way as for sinewaves and they may also be set in
terms of high level and low level. These parameters may be changed in either of the ways detailed
in General: Numeric Editing.
Pressing the
Params
soft-key allows the pulse width, delay and edge times to be set as shown
below.
Pulse Width
Pressing the
Width
soft-key shows the Width parameter in the Edit Box and the Graph Box
changes to show that width is being edited.
The Width may be changed in either of the ways detailed in General: Numeric Editing. Pressing the
Width
soft-key while it is highlighted will change it to
Duty
and the duty cycle may be changed
in terms of the percentage of the pulse period.