More transient examples

The previous examples showed how the transient system can be used to control the output voltage amplitude. The transient system can also control output frequency, phase, waveform shape, voltage and frequency slew rates, offset voltage, and peak current limit. The following examples illustrate how the transient system’s Pulse mode can generate frequency, shape, phase, and voltage slew pulses.

Freq

FREQ TRIG

FREQ:M PULSE FREQ 60 FREQ:T 50

FREQ

Pulse

 

WIDTH .1

width

 

Trigger Control

Trigger

 

INIT IMMED

Shift

Shape

Trigger

SHAPE:M PULSE SHAPE SINE SHAPE:T SQUARE

SHAPE TRIG

SHAPE

Pulse

WIDTH .05

Trigger Control

INIT IMMED

Shift

 

Trigger

 

 

 

width

Trigger

Shift

Phase

PHASE:M PULSE PHASE 0 PHASE:T 180

PHASE TRIG

Pulse

PHASE

WIDTH .05

Trigger Control

 

 

 

 

width

INIT IMMED

 

 

 

 

 

Shift

Voltage

Trigger

Trigger

VOLT:M PULSE VOLT 120 VOLT:T 150 SLEW:M PULSE SLEW 10000 SLEW:T 1000

SLEW TRIG

SLEW

Pulse

WIDTH .1

Trigger Control

INIT IMMED

Shift

 

Trigger

 

 

 

width

Trigger

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Agilent Technologies 6843A More transient examples, Freqm Pulse Freq 60 Freqt, Shapem Pulse Shape Sine Shapet Square

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