Keysight Technologies N69100 Series, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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Specify how you want the list to end
Specify the output state after the list has completed. There are two choices: the output returns to the
value that was in effect before the list started, or the output remains at the value of the last list step.
Front Panel Menu Reference SCPI Command
Select Transient\List\Terminate .
Select either Return to Start, or Stop at Last Step
and press Select.
To return the output to the pre-list state:
LIST:TERM:LAST OFF
To keep the output at the end list state:
LIST:TERM:LAST ON
Programming an Arbitrary Waveform
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Enable the Arb function
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Specify the Arb type and dwell
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Configure the Arb
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Specify how many times you want the Arb to repeat
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Specify how you want the Arb to end
Certain output amplitude and frequency combinations can exceed the instrument's
dynamic response capability and cause the output to shut down, especially under
no-load conditions. Refer to
Output Dynamic Response for more information.
The output of the instrument can be modulated using its built-in arbitrary waveform generator. This
allows the output to generate complex user-defined voltage or current waveforms. The following are
key features of the constant-dwell arbitrary waveform generator:
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Generate voltage or current arbitrary waveforms.
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Arbs can contain up to 65,535 data points.
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A single dwell value applies to every point in the constant-dwell arbitrary waveform (see
ARB:VOLT:CDW:DWEL for dwell information).
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Only the Arb that corresponds to the active priority mode, either voltage or current priority, may be
generated.
Enable the Arb function
First, you must enable the Arb waveform function.
Front Panel Menu Reference SCPI Command
Select Transient\Mode .
In voltage priority mode select Voltage mode. In
current priority mode select Current mode. In the
dropdown list, select Arb. Then press
Select .
To enable the transient function, use:
VOLT:MODE ARB
or
CURR:MODE ARB
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4 Using the DC Power System