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parameter j should make j*f
≤
3MHz. If the value of j harmonic is more than 3MHz, then j
will be set to the maximum value that meets this condition.
SLVL(?){x}
The SLVL command sets or queries the amplitude of the output synchronous sine wave.
The parameter x determines the amplitude of voltage (real number, unit: V). The range of x
is 0.000Vrms≤x≤10.000Vrms and x is rounded to 0.001V.
SWVT(?){i}
The SWVT command sets or queries the output type of <Sine Output>. The parameter i
selects fixed amplitude output (i=0), linear amplitude sweeping output (i=1) or logarithm
amplitude sweeping output (i=2).
SVLL(?){x}
The SVLL command sets or queries <Start> amplitude in <Sine Output> sweep mode. The
SVLL? command will return the start amplitude of sweeping amplitude. The range of x is
0.001Vrms≤x≤10.000Vrms and the minimum resolution is 0.001V.
SVUL(?){x}
The SVUL command sets or queries <Stop> cutoff amplitude in <Sine Output> sweep
mode. The SVUL? command will return the cutoff amplitude of sweeping amplitude. The
range of x is 0.000Vrms≤x≤10.000Vrms and the minimum resolution is 0.001V.
SVSL(?){x}
The SVSL command sets or queries <Step> amplitude in <Linear> <Sine Output> sweep
mode. The SVSL? command will return the step amplitude of linear sweeping amplitude
mode. The range of x is 0.000Vrms≤x≤10.000Vrms and the minimum resolution is 0.001V.
SVSG(?){x}
The SVSG command sets or queries the percentage in <Log> <Sine Output> sweep mode.
The SVSG? command will return the percentage in <Log> sweep amplitude mode. The
range of x is 0-100 and the minimum resolution is 0.001. x=1 means that the percentage is
50%.
SVTM(?){x}
The SVTM command sets or queries step <Time> in <Sine Output> sweep mode. The
SVTM? command will return the step <Time> of logarithm amplitude sweeping. The range
of x is 1ms-100,000ms and the minimum resolution is 1ms.
SVRM(?){i}
The SVRM command sets and queries the executing mode in <Sine Output> sweep mode.
The parameter i selects <Stop> (i=0), <Single> (i=1) or <Loop> (i=2).
4.2.2 Equation Commands
EQCD(?)i{,j,k,l}
The EQCD i command sets or queries the parameter value of A, B and C in four
<Equation>. The parameter i selects Equation1(i=1), Equation2 (i=2), Equation3 (i=3) or
Equation4 (i=4).
The parameter j, k, l are corresponding to A, B, C in <Equation> and selects the numbers
below.
j, k, l
Parameter
0
R
1
X
2
Y
