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:MINimum

No parameters. Measures the MINimum instantaneous voltage

 

value of the waveform. The unit of MINimum is volt.

 

:NDUTycycle

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Measures the negative duty cycle. The negative duty cycle is

 

the ratio (percentage) of the negative width (NWIDth) and the

 

PERiod of the waveform, as shown in figure 3.2.

 

:NWIDth

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Measures the negative width, which is the time duration of the

 

negative pulse. This time period extends from the moment that

 

the first falling edge equals the REFerence MIDDle until the

 

next rising edge equals the same reference level, as shown in

 

figure 3.2. The negative width is expressed in seconds.

 

:PDUTycycle

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Measures the positive duty cycle. The positive duty cycle is the

 

ratio (percentage) of the positive width (PWIDth) and the

 

PERiod of the waveform, as shown in figure 3.2. DCYCle is an

 

alias of PDUTycycle.

 

:PERiod

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Measures the period of the input signal. The period is the

 

inverse of the FREQuency and is expressed in seconds.

 

:PTPeak

No parameters. Measures the peak to peak value of the input

 

signal. The peak to peak value is the difference between the

 

MAXimum and MINimum value of the waveform. The PTPeak

 

value is expressed in volts.

 

:PWIDth

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Measures the positive width, which is the time duration of the

 

positive pulse. This time period extends from the moment that

 

the first rising edge equals the REFerence MIDDle until the next

 

falling edge equals the same reference level, as shown in figure

 

3.2. The positive width is expressed in seconds.

 

:TMAXimum

No parameters. Measures the time of the first occurrence of the

 

MAXimum voltage of the input signal. The unit of TMAXimum is

 

seconds.

 

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Fluke PM-3384B, PM-3380B First falling edge equals the REFerence MIDDle until, PDUTycycle Referencemiddle, Seconds