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<start_exclude>
Value range: depending on sensor
Default value: depending on sensor
Unit: S
Amount of time at the beginning of a timeslot or integration period that should not
be taken into account. Corresponds to command:
[SENSe<[1]..4>]:TIMing:EXCLude:STARt on page 281,
<statistics_size>
Value range: depending on sensor.
Default value: depending on sensor.
Unit: -
The number of test points on the time axis. Corresponds to command:
[SENSe<[1]..4>]:STATistics:SCALe:X:POINts on page 280.
<tslot_width>
Unit: S
Value range: depending on sensor
*RST value: depending on sensor
Width of a timeslot in the Timeslot mode. Corresponds to command:
[SENSe<[1]..4>][:POWer]:TSLot:[AVG]:WIDTh on page 276.
6.4.5 Calculation functions - High level commands
For high level commands, the calculation function is selected by the keyword in the com-
mand header.
For high level commands, the calculation function is selected by the keyword in the com-
mand header. The following calculation functions are available for calculating the primary
channel (PC) and the secondary channel (SC). The primary and secondary channel are
set by the parameter <source_list> in the parameter list.
The reference value for the calculation of relative values has to be set beforehand using
one of the following commands:
CALCulate[1..8]:RELative[:MAGNitude]
CALCulate[1..8]:RELative:AUTO.
Table 6-7: One-channel functions (<source_list> = (@n); n = 1,2,3,4 ).
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P C
Yields the measured average power of the sensor assigned to the PC.
:RELative
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PC
The value measured in the PC is divided by the reference value.
For high level commands, the calculation function is selected by the keyword in the com-
mand header. The following calculation functions are available for calculating the primary
channel (PC) and the secondary channel (SC). The promary and secondary channel are
set by the parameter <source_list> in the parameter list.
High-Level Measurement Commands (CONFigure, MEASure, READ and FETCh)