Hioki MR8880-20, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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4.9 Recording Using Specific Conditions (Trigger Function)
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You can apply specific conditions to start and stop measurement.
In the case of [Highspeed] , only the condition for starting measurement can be
applied. When these specific conditions are applied for measurement, the trigger
function is used.
Triggering is the process of controlling the start and stop of
recording by specific signals or conditions (criteria). When
recording is started or stopped by a specific signal, we say the
trigger is "applied" or "triggering occurs."
In this manual, indicates a “trigger point”, as the time at
which a trigger is applied.
Signals that can be used for triggering (trigger sources) are as follows.
You can set the condition for each channel on the [CH] screen, and the trigger set-
tings for all channels on the [Trig] screen.
4.9 Recording Using Specific Conditions
(Trigger Function)
What is a Trigger?
Trigger condition met
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Trigger Source Description Ref.
Conditions
such as mea-
surement
timing
Start trigger
Measurement starts at the point in time when a trigger is
applied in accordance with the setting condition of the start
trigger.
(p. 111)
Stop trigger
Measurement stops at the point in time when a trigger is
applied in accordance with the setting condition of the stop
trigger. When
[Repeat] is set to [Repeat] , measurement
is resumed. ([Realtime] only)
(p. 111)
Pre-trigger
Enables measurement that also includes phenomena be-
fore the measurement condition was met.
(p. 115)
Trigger
condition
Enables specifying the trigger application conditions
(AND/OR) for measurement.
(p. 113)
Interval
Enables measurement at the specified measurement in-
terval.
(p. 126)
Trigger con-
dition of
each signal
Analog
Trigger
Applies a trigger according to a signal input on an analog
channel.
(Level, In-Window, Out-of-Window, Voltage Sag trigger,
Waveform Judgment Trigger)
(p. 116)
Logic
Trigger
Applies a trigger according to signals input on logic chan-
nels (Ch A to Ch D).
(p. 124)
External
Trigger Applies a trigger according to an input signal at the
EXT.TRIG terminal (External Trigger Input)
(p. 127)