Fluke 6105A - Flicker Phenomenon

6100B/6105A
Users Manual
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SOURce:PHASe<x>:CURRent:DIP:TRIGger:ODELay(?)<dnpd>
This sets and queries the delay (in seconds or cycles) before the output trigger is generated,
following the completion of a dip or swell.
SOURce:PHASe<x>:CURRent:DIP:TRIGger:REPeat(?)<dnpd>
This sets and queries the number of times a dip will repeat when in the external trigger
mode.
5-73. Flicker Phenomenon
SOURce:PHASe<x>:CURRent:FLICker:STATe(?) <bool>{OFF|ON|0|1}
This command turns the specified phase’s current channel flicker phenomena on and off.
• ON or 1 will enable flicker on this phase’s current channel.
• OFF or 0 will disable flicker on this phase’s current channel.
The query command will return 1 if flicker is applied, or 0 if flicker is inactive.
SOURce:PHASe<x>:CURRent:FLICker:DEPTh(?) <dnpd>
This command sets the specified phase’s current channel flicker modulation depth.
The <dnpd> is a number, which sets the required modulation depth, expressed as a
percentage of the total RMS current signal.
The query command will return the present modulation depth value. The returned number
will be in standard scientific format (15.1 % would be returned as 1.51E1).
SOURce:PHASe<x>:CURRent:FLICker:FREQuency(?) <dnpd>
This command sets the specified phase’s current channel flicker modulation frequency.
The <dnpd> is a number, which sets the required modulation frequency, expressed in Hz.
The query command will return the present modulation frequency value. The returned
number will be in standard scientific format (440.0Hz would be returned as 4.40E2).
[SOURce]:PHASe<x>:CURRent:FLICKer:FREQuency:UNIT(?) <cpd> { HZ | CPM }
This command selects the units for change rate:
• Hz - will set the change rate to Hertz.
CPM - set the change rate to Changes per Minute.
The query command will return HZ or CPM.
Note
On changing the units, the change rate will return to its default value of 1
CPM or 0.5 Hz depending on the unit selected.
Note
The "UNIT:FLICker:CURRent:FREQuency(?) <cpd> {HZ|CPM}" command
is now depreciated as it only affects Channel 1.