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3.7 Waveform Sweep Settings
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3.7 Waveform Sweep Settings
(1) Overview
The frequency, amplitude, offset and duty cycle of waveforms can be swept.
A table display allows easy entry of sweep time, sweep start value, end value
and number of loops. Frequency or duty cycle, amplitude and offset can be
swept simultaneously.
(2) Sweep waveforms
All waveforms selectable in "3.3 Selecting the Waveforms" can be swept.
(3) Sweep items
Frequency (DC waveform, waveforms excluding noise)
Amplitude (Waveforms excluding DC)
Offset (All waveform)
Duty (Pulse waveform)
(4) Sweep settings (lines)
The sweep time, sweep start value, end value and number of loops are set at
one time (in the same row of the table). Up to 128 lines can be created.
(5) Number of loops of sweep data
The number of loops of sweep data (up to 128 lines) can be set. (1 to 65535,
or see Section 3.7.17)
(6) Marker Output Function
When the sweep data takes a value within the specified range, or when the
data is at a specified line, signals can be output externally from the marker
output terminal on the rear panel.
(7) Monitor function
Approximate instantaneous values output during RUN on the Output Setting
screen can be monitored.
The monitor values are updated approximately every 200 ms.
Switching the display channel allows the specified channel values to be
monitored.
The element number of loops monitor can display up to 1024 cycles.
When the number of cycles exceeds 1024, the count is reset to zero and
counting continues.
The total number of loops monitor displays up to 65535 cycles. If the
number of cycles exceeds 65535, the display shows "----".
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