Model 2601B-PULSE System SourceMeter Instrument Reference Manual Section 11: TSP command reference
2601B-PULSE-901-01A April 2020 11-373
Details
This command indicates whether an event has been ignored because the event detector was already
in the detected state when the event occurred.
This is an indication of the state of the event detector built into the synchronization line itself.
It does not indicate if an overrun occurred in any other part of the trigger model, or in any other
construct that is monitoring the event. It also is not an indication of an output trigger overrun. Output
trigger overrun indications are provided in the status model.
Example
print(tsplink.trigger[1].overrun)
If an event was ignored, displays true; if an
event was not ignored, displays false.
Also see
tsplink.trigger[N].assert() (on page 11-369)
tsplink.trigger[N].clear() (on page 11-370)
tsplink.trigger[N].mode (on page 11-371)
tsplink.trigger[N].release() (on page 11-374)
tsplink.trigger[N].reset() (on page 11-374)
tsplink.trigger[N].stimulus (on page 11-375)
tsplink.trigger[N].wait() (on page 11-376)
tsplink.trigger[N].pulsewidth
This attribute sets the length of time that the trigger line is asserted for output triggers.
Instrument reset
TSP-Link trigger N reset
Recall setup
Usage
width = tsplink.trigger[N].pulsewidth
tsplink.trigger[N].pulsewidth = width
The pulse width (in seconds)
The trigger line (1 to 3)
Details
Setting the pulse width to 0 (seconds) asserts the trigger indefinitely.
Example
tsplink.trigger[3].pulsewidth = 20e-6
Sets pulse width for trigger line 3 to 20 μs.
Also see
tsplink.trigger[N].release() (on page 11-374)