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--The modulating waveform is a square wave with a 50% duty cycle.
FSKey: INTernal:RATE? [MINimum|MAXimum]
Query the FSK rate. The FSK rate will be returned.
FSKey: SOURce {INTernal|EXTernal}
Specify the FSK source. The default is Internal.
FSKey: SOURce?
Query the FSK source. “INT” or “EXT” string indicating FSK source will be
returned.
FSKey: STATe {OFF|ON}
Disable or enable FSK Modulation. The default is Off. To avoid multiple
waveform changes, you can enable it after setting up the modulation
parameters.
Only one type of modulation can be activated at one time. Also when FSK
modulation is activated, sweep or burst mode will be disabled.
FSKey: STATe?
Query the FSK state. “0” (OFF) or ”1” (ON) will be returned.
FUNCtion:PULSe:HOLD {WIDTh|DCYCle}
Instruct the waveform generator to hold either the pulse width or the duty cycle.
z When the pulse width is held constant, the period is varied. (Minimum
width and edge time restrictions apply.) If a command specifying the duty
cycle is received, the duty cycle is converted into equivalent pulse width in
seconds. If Pulse Width Modulation is turned on, the pulse width is held,
and the width deviation is held too, as the period is varied. Duty cycle
deviation commands are converted to width deviation values.
z When the duty cycle is held constant, the period is varied. (Minimum width
and edge time restrictions apply.) If a command specifying the pulse width
is received, the pulse width is converted into equivalent duty cycle in
percent. If Pulse Width Modulation is turned on, the duty cycle is held, and
the duty cycle deviation is held too, as the period is varied. Pulse width
deviation commands are converted to duty cycle deviation values.
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