5. Glitch trigger
This trigger cannot be set when the envelope is used. This trigger cannot be set when Model
MR8990 is used.
The glitch-trigger condition is satisfied when the pulse width of the input signal that has crossed the
specified level is shorter than the specified duration. This trigger is disabled when the sampling rate
is set to 200 MS/s.
Level
–f.s.
Default:
Slope
Event
With
With
Width
2
times to
sampling period
Width
Level
Input waveform
Slope:
[
]
Setting
to
+f.s.
0
,
OR
1
to
4,000
AND
4000
times of the
Triggering the Instrument Using Analog Signals
Description
Allows you to set the level for detecting glitches.
Allows you to select which of the following points to use to
detect glitches: two consecutive points at which the signal
crosses the specified level in the positive direction; or
those in the negative direction.
Allows you to enter the glitch trigger in terms of the
number of events.
The instrument counts the number of times the glitch-
trigger condition is satisfied. The analog trigger is
generated only after the number reaches the specified
event number.
Not available
Allows you to enter the pulse width (time), which is used
to determine a glitch.
The glitch-trigger condition is satisfied when the pulse
width is shorter than the specified duration. (The available
setting range varies depending on the sampling period.
Lower limit: 2 times sampling period or more; Upper limit:
4000 times sampling period or less)
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