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Example Measurement Timing (Timing Charts)
• The shorter the measurement time, the shorter the time that INDEX
―― ― ――
and EOM
―――
are HI (off).
The HI (OFF) time when receiving the INDEX
―― ― ――
and EOM
―――
signals may be too short depending on the input
circuit. By setting the EOM output method to PULSE, an adequately long HI (OFF) time can be congured.
The instrument can be congured to maintain the low (on) state for a preset time once EOM
―――
changes to
LO (on) before reverting the signal to HI (off) after the completion of measurement.
When trigger input is received at EOM
―――
: LO (on) and INDEX
―― ― ――
: LO (on), the signal transitions to HI (off) when
measurement starts.
Setting the INDEX
―― ― ― ―
and EOM
―――
output method
Setting on the instrument:
See"Setting the EOM output method and output time" (p. 183).
Setting with a communications command:
See LCR Application Disc - Communications Command (
:IO:EOM:MODE
).
Setting the pulse width for which LO (on)
EOM
―――
is held
Setting on the instrument:
See "Setting the EOM output method and output time" (p. 183).
Setting with a communications command:
See LCR Application Disc - Communications Command (
:IO:EOM:PULSe
).
(Start-of-measurement signal)
(Analog end of measurement signal)
When HOLD
(Analog end of measurement signal)
When PULSE
(End of measurement signal)
When HOLD
(End of measurement signal)
When PULSE
T: pulse width
ON
In the above gure, “ON” indicates signal input and output, while “OFF” indicates the absence of signal
input or output.
(ON: HI, OFF:LO)
BCD signal timing
BCD single DM-n transition time based on the C1 and C2 signals
0.2ms max 0.2ms max
No. 1 Parameter
High-order digit
D1-0toD-4-3
BCDm-n
Low-order digit
(ON
High-order digit
)
(
OFF
)
Low-order digit (ON)
C1
C2
High-order digit (OFF)
No. 1 Parameter (OFF) No. 3 Parameter (OFF)
0.2ms max 0.2ms max
No. 1 Parameter
High-order digit
D1-0toD-4-3
No. 2 Parameter
High-order digit
D1-0toD-4-3
No. 1 Parameter
Low-order digit
D1-0toD-4-3
Low-order digit
D1-0toD-4-3
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External Control