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command:
:SENSe[n][:CHANnel[m]]:FUNCtion:PARameter:LOGGing
syntax:
:SENSe[n][:CHANnel[m]]:FUNCtion:PARameter:LOGGing<wsp><data points>,
<averaging time>[NS|US|MS|S]
description:
Sets the number of data points and the averaging time for the logging data acquisition function.
parameters:
Data Points:
Averaging time:
Measurement Running
Measurement Stopped
If you specify no units for the averaging time value in your command, seconds are used as the default.
See
acquisition function.
See
data acquisition function.
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response:
none
example:
sens1:func:par:logg 64,1ms
affects:
All power meters and return loss modules
dual sensors:
Can only be sent to master channel, slave channel is also affected.
command:
:SENSe[n][:CHANnel[m]]:FUNCtion:PARameter:LOGGing?
syntax:
:SENSe[n][:CHANnel[m]]:FUNCtion:PARameter:LOGGing?
description:
Returns the number of data points and the averaging time for the logging data acquisition function.
parameters:
none
response:
Returns the number of data points as an integer value and the averaging time, t
8163A/B, 8164A/B & 8166A/B Mainframes Programming Guide
Data Points is the number of samples that are recorded before the logging mode is completed.
Data Points is an integer value.
Averaging time is a time value in seconds.
There is no time delay between averaging time periods. Use
:SENSe[n][:CHANnel[m]]:FUNCtion:PARameter:STABility?
you want to use delayed measurement.
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:SENSe[n][:CHANnel[m]]:FUNCtion:STATe
:SENSe[n][:CHANnel[m]]:FUNCtion:RESult?
Table 8
on page -208 for information on how triggering affects data acquisition functions.
Averaging Time
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6
on page 104 for information on starting/stopping a data
on page 100 for information on accessing the results of a
Measurement Operations & Settings
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, as a float value in seconds.
avg
4
on page 100 if
t
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