Language Reference
ABS
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| Source or Destination Amplitude | 0 { 10,000 measurement units for linear trace data in | TRA, TRB , TRC, |
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| trace range , or |
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| TRA, TRB , TRC, trace range , or |
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| 1 { 2048 position | units. Default | is 800 position units | when using | TRA, |
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| TRB, TRC . Truncated if longer than destination length. If shorter than |
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| destination length, | last element is extended for operation. |
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Example | 140 | OUTPUT 723;"VARDEF | NN,0;" | Dene variable NN equal to 0. |
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| 150 | OUTPUT 723;"ABS NN,TRA[2];" | Move absolute value of second element of trace |
A into NN.
Description The ABS command performs a
When the source length is longer than the destination length, excess data is ignored or truncated. When the source length is shorter than the destination length, the last point is duplicated to ll the destination.
When using TRA, TRB, TRC, or trace range for source, use SNGLS and TS to be sure data reects one complete sweep. TRDEF required when using