Keysight B2980 Series, Руководство по программированию

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Controlling Keysight B2980
This chapter describes basic information to control Keysight B2980, and consists of
the following sections.
• “Before Starting”
• “Controlling Various Functions”
• “Controlling the Measurement Function”
• “Controlling the Source Output”
• “Using the Math Function”
• “Performing the Limit Test”
• “Using the Trace Buffer”
• “Using Program Memory”
The following conventions are used in this document for expressing SCPI
commands.
Convention Description
Angle
brackets < > Items within angle brackets are parameter abbreviations. For
example, <NR1> indicates a specific form of numerical data.
Vertical bar | Vertical bars separate alternative parameters. For example,
VOLT | CURR indicates that either “VOLT” or “CURR” can
be used as a parameter.
Square
brackets [ ] Items within square brackets are optional. The representation
[SENSe:]VOLTage means that SENSe: may be omitted.
Parentheses ( ) Items within parentheses are used in place of the usual
parameter types to specify a channel list. The notation (@1:3)
specifies a channel list that includes channels 1, 2, and 3. The
notation (@1,3) specifies a channel list that includes only
channels 1 and 3.
Braces { } Braces indicate parameters that may be repeated zero or more
times. It is used especially for representing arrays. The notation
<A>{,<B>} shows that parameter “A” must be entered, while
parameter “B” omitted or may be entered one or more times.