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Tablet1000 User manual                                                                                              Copyright © Qingdao Hantek Electronics Co., LTD 
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10.2.3  Delay and phase parameters                                                           
 
Data sources A and B, i.e., data sources A and B in the measurement settings menu, can 
be any channel in CH1- CH4. 
1.  FRR[First Delay Rise-Rise]:↑A->↑B, indicates the time difference between the first 
rising edge of data source A and B. 
2.  FFF[First Delay Fall-Fall]:↓A->↓B, indicates the time difference between the first 
falling edge of data source A and B. 
3.  FRF[First Delay Rise Fall] : ↑A->↓B, the time difference between the first rising edge 
of data source A and the first falling edge of data source B. 
4.  FFR[First Delay Fall Rise] : ↓A->↑B, the time difference between the first falling 
edge of data source A and the first rising edge of data source B. 
5.  LRR[Last Delay Rise-Rise]:↑A->↑B, indicates the time between the first rising edge 
of data source A and the last rising edge of data source B. 
6.  LRF[Last Delay Rise Fall] : ↑A->↓B, indicates the time between the first rising edge 
of data source A and the last falling edge of data source B. 
7.  LFR[Last Delay Fall Rise] : ↓A->↑B, indicates the time between the first falling edge 
of data source A and the last rising edge of data source B. 
8.  LFF[Last Delay fall-fall] : ↓A->↓B, indicates the time between the first falling edge of 
data source A and the last falling edge of data source B. 
9.  Positive phase difference [R-PhaseAB]: the phase difference between the rising 
edges of the channels. 
10.  Negative phase difference [F-PhaseAB] : the phase difference between the falling 
edges of the channels. 
[Phase Rise Time]: ↑A->B, the phase difference is calculated according to the 
period of "delay 1->2" and data source 1, expressed in degrees. The phase 
calculation formula is: 
 
Phase indicates phase ↑A->B or phase ↓A->B. 
Delay indicates delay FRR or delay FFF. 
Period1 refers to the period of the digital data source 1.