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mode, the waveform frequency is outputted when the external gate
signal is true.
The default waveform frequency is 1 kHz. The range is from 1 μHz to 200
kHz for ramps, 1 μHz to 25 MHz for square, 1 μHz to 10 MHz for pulse and
arbitrary waveforms, 1 μHz to 50 MHz for Sine. In internally triggered
burst mode, the minimum frequency is 2.001 mHz. For sine and square
waveforms, frequencies greater than 10 MHz are allowed only when an
infinite burst count is set.
Burst Period
The burst period represents the time interval between the start times of
two consecutive bursts. It is only used in the internally triggered burst
mode. The default burst period is 10 ms and the range is from 1 μs to 500
seconds.
The burst period must be long enough for the generator to output the
specified burst count. If the burst period is set too short, the waveform
generator automatically adjusts it to the shortest value that can
accommodate the specified burst count and waveform frequency:
200ns
equencyWaveformFr
BurstCount
dBurstPerio +>
Burst Phase
Burst Phase defines the starting phase of a burst. The default is 0 degree
and the range is from -360 degrees to +360 degrees. You can only set
the burst phase in degree from the front panel operation, while degrees
and radians are both available from the remote interface operation.
For sine, square and ramp waveforms, zero degree is the point at which
the waveform crosses zero volt or the dc offset when ascending. For
arbitrary waveform, it is the first waveform point specified. The burst
phase has no effect on pulse or noise waveform.
In the gated burst mode, when the gate signal turns false, the waveform
generator will complete the current waveform and then stops. At this
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