Keysight E5260/E5270 Programming Guide, Edition 4 2- 21
Remote Mode Functions
Synchronous Output
Synchronous Output
You can use synchronous output that will be synchronized to the output of the
primary sweep or search source. See
Figure 2-15 and Figure 2-16. Synchronous
output is available for the following measurement modes and set by the following
commands:
The synchronous source supports the same output mode (voltage or current) as the
primary source, and does not support pulsed output.
Parameters The following parameters are used to set up a synchronous output. For details of the
commands, refer to
Chapter 4, “Command Reference.”
• For the WSI and WSV commands:
start Synchronous sweep start value.
stop Synchronous sweep stop value.
The start and stop values must have the same polarity for logarithmic sweep.
• For the BSSI, BSSV, LSSI, and LSSV commands:
offset Offset value from the search source output.
polarity Polarity (+ or -) of the synchronous source output.
Synchronous output is given by one of the following formulas:
• Synchronous output = primary source output + offset
• Synchronous output = -1× primary source output + offset
All output values must be covered by the output range of the search source.
Measurement Mode Command
“Staircase Sweep Measurements” WSI or WSV
“Pulsed Sweep Measurements” WSI or WSV
“Staircase Sweep with Pulsed Bias Measurements” WSI or WSV
“Binary Search Measurements” BSSI or BSSV
“Linear Search Measurements” LSSI or LSSV
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