7-4
Relative, mX+b and Percent (%)
A) :FEED <name>
Specify reading to Rel
With SENSe[1] selected, the Rel operation will be performed on the input signal. With
CALCulate[1] selected, the Rel operation will be performed on the result of the Percent (%) or
mX+b calculation.
B) :DATA? and :DATA:LATest?
With Rel enabled, these commands will return one or more Rel’ed readings. They will not
trigger fresh (new) readings. Use the INITiate command to trigger new readings (see Section 9
for details on INITiate).
If the instrument is programmed to perform a finite number of measurements, the :DATA?
command will return all the Rel’ed readings after the last reading is taken. The :DATA:LATest?
command will only return the last (latest) Rel’ed reading.
If the instrument is programmed to perform an infinite number of measurements (arm count
or trigger count set to infinite), you cannot use the :DATA? command to return Rel’ed readings.
However, you can use the :DATA:LATest? command to return the last Rel’ed reading after abort-
ing the measurement process. After sending the INITiate command to start the measurement
process, use the ABORt command to abort the measurement process, then use :DATA:LATest?
to return to the last Rel’ed reading.
Programming example — relative
This program fragment establishes a 1V baseline for voltage measurements:
FUNC ‘VOLT’
‘ Select V function.
CALC2:NULL:OFFS 1
‘ Set Rel value of 1V.
CALC2:NULL:STAT ON
‘ Enable Rel.
CALC2:FEED SENS
‘ Rel input signal.
INIT
‘ Trigger reading(s).
CALC2:DATA?
‘ Request Rel’ed reading.
mX+b and percent (%)
mX+b
This math operation manipulates normal display readings (X) mathematically according to
the following calculation:
Y = mX+b
where: X is the normal display reading
m and b are user-entered constants for scale factor and offset
Y is the displayed result
To configure and control the mX+b calculation, perform the following steps:
1.
Press SHIFT and then MX+B to display the present scale factor:
M: +1.0000000 ^
(factory default)
2.
Key in a scale factor value. The
and
keys control cursor position and the
and
range keys increment and decrement the digit value. To change range, place the cursor
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