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Users Manual
Pulse-Train Set-up
Pulse-trains are turned on with the pulse-train soft key on the
STANDARD WAVEFORMS screen; pressing the setup… soft-key beside pulse-
train calls the first of the set-up screens:
Enter no of pulses
in train (1-10):
2
done next
The number of screens used for the set-up depends on the number of pulses in the pulse-
train. The first three screens define the parameters that apply to the whole pattern
(number of pulses, overall pulse-train period and baseline voltage). Subsequent screens
define the pulse level, width and delay for each pulse in turn (three screens for pulse 1,
then three screens for pulse 2, etc.).
Pressing the next soft key on any screen calls the next set-up screen, finally returning
the display to the STANDARD WAVEFORMS screen from which pulse-train can be
turned on and off.
Pressing the done soft key returns the display directly to the
STANDARD WAVEFORMS screen from any set-up screen.
The pulse-train is built only after the next soft key is pressed following the final
parameter set-up screen, or whenever done is pressed (always assuming a change has
been made).
The first screen, shown above, sets the number of pulses (1-10) in the pattern; enter the
number of pulses directly from the numeric keypad or by using the rotary control.
Pressing next calls the pulse train period screen:
Enter pulse train
period:
1
00·0us
done next
The period can be set, with 4-digit resolution, from 100.00 ns to 100 s by direct numeric
keypad entries or by using the rotary control.
Pressing next calls the baseline voltage screen, the last of the general set-up screens:
Enter the baseline
voltage:
+0
·000 V
done next
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