Step 2. Configure the sinusoid parameters. The parameters apply to the selected Arb type (Voltage,
Current, Power, or Resistance).
Enter the amplitude, offset, and frequency of the sinusoid Arb.
Front Panel Menu Reference SCPI Command
Select Transient\Arb\Config\Sine.
Enter the Amplitude and Offsetin volts. Enter the Frequency
in Hertz. Then press Select.
To configure a voltage sinusoid Arb, use:
ARB:VOLT:SIN:AMPL 10, (@1)
ARB:VOLT:SIN:OFFS 5, (@1)
ARB:VOLT:SIN:FREQ 10,(@1)
Step 3. Configure the final steps common to all Arbs. Refer to Configuring Steps Common to all Arbs at
the end of this section.
Configuring Constant-Dwell Arbs
Constant-Dwell (CD)Arbs are a unique type of Arb that have some useful differences from other types.
CD Arbs are not limited to 511 points, they can contain up to 65,535 points. Unlike other Arbs, they do
not have separate dwell values associated with each point; a single dwell value applies to every point
in the CD Arb. Also, the minimum dwell time of a CD Arb is 10 .24 microseconds, instead of the 1
microsecond resolution of the other Arbs.
A CD Arb can run along with other Arbs on other outputs. If multiple outputs run a CD Arb, all CD Arbs
must have the same dwell time. If a repeat count is specified, all CD Arbs must have the same length
and repeat count.
Step 1. Select the Arb Type and Shape. Power and Resistance types apply to .
Front Panel Menu Reference SCPI Command
Select Transient\Arb\Function.
Select a Voltage, Current, Power, or Resistance Arb Type.
Then selectthe CD Shape. Then press Select.
To selecta current, voltage, power, or resistance CD Arb, use:
ARB:FUNC:TYPE VOLT|CURR|POW|RES,(@1)
ARB:FUNC:SHAP CD,(@1)
Step 2. Configure the CD parameters. The parameters apply to the selected Arb type (Voltage,
Current, Power, or Resistance).
Enter the dwell time that will be used for each point in the CD Arb.
Program the number of points in the CD Arb. Assign a value for each point.
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