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to Table 5.1 Range of Continuous Waveform Frequency
Harmonic Type
Click or tap the "Harmonic Type" drop-down button to select the desired type.
• Order: only outputs the basic waveform and the specified harmonic component.
For example, if the Order is set to 5, the instrument will output the basic
waveform and the 5th harmonic component.
• Combine: outputs harmonics with multiple harmonic components.
In this mode, 20 bits binary data are used to represent the output status of the
20 orders of harmonics respectively; wherein, 1 represents enabling the output
of the corresponding harmonic and 0 represents disabling the output of the
corresponding harmonic. Click or tap the User input field and use the pop-up
virtual keypad to set the value of each data bit. Note that the leftmost bit
representing fundamental waveform is always X and can not be modified. For
example, set the 20 bits data to X001 0000 0000 0000 0001 and then
fundamental waveform as well as 4th and 20th orders of harmonics will be
output.
Order Harmonic
Click or tap the "Harmonic Type" drop-down button to select "Order" to enter the
setting menu. Click or tap the Order input field to set the order. It ranges from 2
(default) to 20. After that, you can set the harmonic amplitude and phase.
• Harmonic Amplitude: click or tap the Harm Ampl input field to set the
amplitude with the pop-up virtual keypad.
• Harmonic Phase: click or tap the Harm Phase input field to set the phase with
the pop-up virtual keypad.
Combine Harmonic
Click or tap the "Harmonic Type" drop-down button to select "Combine" to enter the
setting menu. Click or tap the User input field to set the user-defined orders of
harmonics. After that, you can click or tap the harmonic editing table to set the
amplitude and phase in the pop-up menu.
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