8.4
Burst Period
Burst period is only available for internally triggered N-Cycle burst mode (user-
defined burst count). Burst period is defined as the time from the start of a burst to
the time when the next burst starts.
Click or tap the Burst Period input field and use the pop-up numeric keypad to set
the period. It ranges from 4 μs to 8 ks and the default is 10 ms. The resolution is 0.1
ns.
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Burst Period ≥ ⌈(Burst Count x Waveform Period) ÷ 6.4 ns⌉ x 6.4 ns + 4 μs
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If the burst period is too short, the generator will increase it automatically to
allow the output of the specified number of cycles.
NOTE
[1]: ⌈x⌉ indicates that x is rounded up.
8.5
Burst Trigger Source
Available trigger sources for bursts include internal trigger, external leading edge,
external trailing edge, and manual trigger. Click or tap the Source drop-down button
and select the trigger source. The default is "Internal".
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Internal: Internal trigger is only available for N-Cycle Burst with user-defined
burst count. When internal trigger is selected, the instrument outputs a burst of
the specified cycles. The rate at which the burst is generated is determined by
Burst Period
outputs the idle level and waits for the next trigger event.
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Ext Leading: When external leading edge is selected, the instrument receives the
trigger signal from the rear-panel [AUX IN/OUT] connector. A burst is generated
each time a TTL pulse with leading edge is received.
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Ext Trailing: When external trailing edge is selected, the instrument receives the
trigger signal from the rear-panel [AUX IN/OUT] connector. A burst is generated
each time a TTL pulse with trailing edge is received.
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Manual: Manual trigger is only available for N-Cycle Burst mode. When manual
trigger is selected, click or tap the manual trigger key
or press the front-panel
output of the corresponding channel is not enabled, the trigger will be ignored.
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. After completing the specified number of cycles, the instrument
key to initiate a burst output immediately. If the
Burst
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