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4 Range, Units, Digits,
Rate, and Filters
Range, units, and digits .............................................................. 4-2
Range .................................................................................. 4-2
Units .................................................................................... 4-3
Digits ................................................................................... 4-4
SCPI programming — range and digits .............................. 4-4
Rate ............................................................................................ 4-6
SCPI programming — rate ................................................. 4-7
Damping ..................................................................................... 4-8
Filters ......................................................................................... 4-8
Median filter ........................................................................ 4-9
Median filter control ........................................................... 4-9
Digital filter ....................................................................... 4-10
SCPI programming — filters ............................................ 4-12
5 Relative, mX+b, m/X+b, and log
Relative ...................................................................................... 5-2
Setting and controlling relative ........................................... 5-2
SCPI programming — relative .......................................... 5-4
mX+b, m/X+b (reciprocal), and logarithmic ............................. 5-5
mX+b and m/X+b ............................................................... 5-5
Configuring and controlling mX+b and m/X+b ................. 5-5
Logarithmic ......................................................................... 5-6
SCPI programming — mX+b, m/X+b, and log .................. 5-7
6 Buffer and Sweeps
Buffer operations ........................................................................ 6-2
Store .................................................................................... 6-2
Recall .................................................................................. 6-2
Buffer timestamps ............................................................... 6-3
Buffer statistics ................................................................... 6-4
SCPI programming ............................................................. 6-4
Programming example ........................................................ 6-8
Voltage sweeps ........................................................................... 6-8
Overview ............................................................................. 6-8
Sweep operation ................................................................ 6-10
Recalling sweep data ........................................................ 6-10
Operating considerations .................................................. 6-10
Sweep example ................................................................. 6-11
SCPI programming — sweeps .......................................... 6-12
Programming example ...................................................... 6-15

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