Language Reference
INT
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Source or Destination Amplitude | 0 { | 10,000 measurement units | for linear trace data in | TRA, TRB , TRC, | |
Range | trace | range , or |
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| 032,768 { +32,767 measurement units for logarithmic trace data in |
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| TRA, | TRB , TRC, trace range , | or |
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| 6 1.8 2 10308 when using | number , predened v ariable , or |
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1 { | 2048 position units. Default is 800 position units | when using | TRA, | ||
| 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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| 2048 position units. |
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Example Obtain the integer value of a number.
130 OUTPUT 723;"ST 2.5S;TS;" | Set sweep time . Sweep. |
140OUTPUT 723;"INT ST,ST;" Reset the sweep time using the integer value of the previous sweep time.
150 OUTPUT 723;"TS;" | Sweep with the new sweep time. |
Description The INT command calculates the largest integer which is less than or equal to the value of the source, then stores the integer in the destination. The MOV
and INT commands are the same for trace data, since trace data is in integer form (measurement units) already. Use SNGLS and TS to ensure trace data reects one complete sweep when using TRA, TRB, TRC, or trace range for source.