Appendix E: Functional Operation Summary
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Figure E%14: Representative Filter Characteristics
These filters can be used to eliminate extraneous components of the waveform and to reduce the foldback component when there are a small number of waveform points. Specifically, these filters reduce the jaggedness of the waveform and raise the S/N ratio. The rising and falling time for the waveform when it is not passed through the filters is about 4 ns.
Time Difference from SYNC Signals with Each Filter. Filters have their own unique delay time. This time difference with the SYNC signals, marker signals, and other output signals can be varied by changing the filter value.
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Table E%3: Filter Timer Delay Relative to SYNC
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