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Operation and Programming
EXAMPLE 6. MATH PROGRAMMING EXAMPLE
To demonstrate the 5335A flexibility in mathematical manipulations, apply a signal to INPUT A of
different frequencies. Step 2 will request the Offset, Normalize, and Scale factors which are used
to program the 5335A in step 3. The manipulated measurement is read into string variable A (step
4). Steps 5 through 10 will print the Offset, Normalize, and Scale factors, respectively; steps 11 and
12 will print the final result.
9825A EXAMPLE
0 : d :i. m A $ [ 2 .1 1
.1. = fxd 0
£: ent “OF FBFT ? " > 0 , “NORMALIZE ? % N > "SCALE ? " , S
3 : w r t 7 0 3 , " i n , m o 11 , 0 , " n n % N > ” n s “ , S
4- red 7 0 3 , A $
S: prt "OFFSET”" > 0
6 ■■ spc
7 : prt “NORMALIZE*"> N
8 ; spc
9: prt "SCALE-" ? S
10: SpC 2.
11: wrt 18 > "RESULT"" “
1 : w r t 16 > A $ i: 1,1. :i f. A $ l 5, 1 9 I
13; end
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9825A PRINTED RESULTS:
9835A EXAMPLE
io dim aii> i: 21 :i
20 FIXED 0
30 INPUT “OFFSET ?",0
4 0 IN P U f " N 0 R M A LI7. F ? " , N
SO INPUT "SCALE ?"
6 0 0U T P U T 7 0 3 > " i n m o " \ 0 > “ m n s " ; S
7 0 ENTER 703;A$
80 PRINT "OFF'SET-- 1 1 , 0
90 PRINT LIN(l)
100 PRIN T “NORMALIZE* 3 ' * , N
110 PRINT I.. 1N (1 )
120 PRINT "SCALE ™ " t S
130 PRINT L.INC2)
14 0 OUTP UT 16 j “ RE8ULT ™ " > AT [1,1 '.I , A$ I'S , 19 ii
150 END
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