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4 Using the Measurement Functions
ARB:FUNC:TYPE VOLT,(@1)
ARB:FUNC:SHAP UDEF,(@1)
ARB:VOLT:UDEF:LEV 10,20,30,40,50,(@1)
ARB:VOLT:UDEF:DWEL 1,(@1)
ARB:VOLT:UDEF:BOST 0,(@1)
ARB:TERM:LAST OFF,(@1)
To initiate the transient trigger system:
VOLT:MODE ARB,(@1)
TRIG:ARB:SOUR BUS
INIT:TRAN (@1)
To set up the data log for output 1:
SENS:DLOG:FUNC:VOLT ON,(@1)
SENS:DLOG:TIME 30
SENS:DLOG:PER .1
To initiate that data logger and specify the filename in which to save the data:
TRIG:DLOG:SOUR BUS
INIT:DLOG "internal:\data1.dlog"
To turn on output 1 and trigger the Arb and the data logger:
OUTP ON, (@1)
*TRG
Once the data log completes, you can position the data log markers and return data from between the
marker locations. To position the two data log markers at 10 seconds and at 15 seconds from the start
trigger of the data log:
SENS:DLOG:MARK1:POIN 10
SENS:DLOG:MARK2:POIN 15
The following commands return either the average, minimum, or maximum values between the
marker positions:
FETC:DLOG:VOLT? (@1)
FETC:DLOG:VOLT:MIN? (@1)
FETC:DLOG:VOLT:MAX? (@1)
Data Logger View
Press the Data Logger key to access the data logger. This key toggles between the Standard view
shown below, and Marker view, which enables markers and marker calculations.
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