MOGlabs ARF021 Manual page 97

9.9 Additional examples
9.9.2 Back-to-back pulses with different frequency
Figure 9.5: Example of a short Gaussian pulse.
This example demonstrates how to generate two back-to-back 1 s
pulses with different frequencies by loading the second frequency
during the first pulse. The
the envelope, and the
pulse using the instructions for the first. The amplitude steps are
specified in hexadecimal so that the
used.
MODE,1,TPA
TABLE,CLEAR,1
# serial load and trigger first frequency
TABLE,APPEND,1,40MHz,0dbm,0deg,1us
TABLE,APPEND,1,HOLD,0x1,UPD
# begin serial load of second frequency
TABLE,APPEND,1,120MHz,0dbm,0deg,0x1
# define smooth pulse envelope using EXTRAPOLATE
TABLE,APPEND,1,POW,0x001f,0x1,REP3
TABLE,APPEND,1,POW,0x006a,0x1,REP3
TABLE,APPEND,1,POW,0x00d1,0x1,REP3
TABLE,APPEND,1,POW,0x0153,0x1,REP3
TABLE,APPEND,1,POW,0x01db,0x1,REP3
TABLE,APPEND,1,POW,0x0244,0x1,REP3
EXTRAPOLATE
LOOP feature is used to generate the second
EXTRAPOLATE
feature is used to smooth
feature can be
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