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enabled by OUTP:TRIG command, a TTL-compatible square waveform with the
specified edge is output from the
Ext Trig
connector on the rear panel at the
beginning of the sweep or burst. For a pulse with a rising edge, use Positive and
for a pulse with a falling edge, use Negative.
z
When using the Immediate (internal) trigger source (the TRIG:SOUR IMM
command), the waveform generator outputs a square waveform with a
50% duty cycle (the rising edge is the sweep trigger) from the Ext Trig
connector on the rear panel. The period is equal to the sweep time.
z
When using the External trigger source (the TRIG:SOUR EXT command),
the waveform generator disables the “trigger out” signal and the Ext Trig
connector is use for sending an externally-triggered sweep.
z
When using the Bus (software) trigger source (the TRIG:SOUR BUS
command), the waveform generator outputs a pulse (>1
μ
s pulse width)
from the Ext Trig connector at the beginning of the sweep.
OUTPut:TRIGger:SLOPe?
“POS” or “NEG” string indicating the edge for the “trigger out” signal will be
returned.
OUTPut:TRIGger {OFF
︱
ON}
Disable or enable the trigger out signal. The default is OFF. When the trigger out
signal is enabled, a TTL-compatible square waveform with the specified edge is
output from the
Ext Trig
connector on the rear panel at the beginning of the
sweep or burst.
OUTPut:TRIGger?
“0” or “1” indicating the trigger out signal state will be returned.
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-- P --
PHASe {<angle>
︱
MINimum
︱
MAXimum}
Adjust the phase offset of the output waveform in degrees or radians as
specified by the previous UNIT:ANGL command (not available for pulse and
noise). The range is form -360 degrees to 360 degrees or -2
∏
to +2
∏
radians.
The default is 0 degrees.
z
The specified phase adjustment causes a “bump” or “hop” in the output