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Voltage Rise time/fall time measurements performed at the lower and
upper levels specified by you. Frequency, period, duty cycle, positive
pulse width, and negative pulse width measurements will be performed at
the center of both entered levels.
Lower This softkey is displayed only when Voltage softkey is selected.
Select and rotate the knob closest to the
Cursors key to set the
lower threshold to the desired value.
Upper This softkey is displayed only when Voltage softkey is selected.
Select and rotate the knob closest to the
Cursors key to set the
upper threshold to the desired value.
Previous Menu Returns you to the previous softkey menu.
Selecting User Threshold Hints
Lower threshold level cannot be set to a value higher than the current upper
threshold level.
Upper threshold level cannot be set to a value lower than the current lower
threshold level.
If the upper and lower thresholds are set to levels greater to, or less than, the
current displayed waveform, then the automatic rise time, fall time, frequency,
period, duty cycle, positive pulse width, and negative pulse width measurements
will not be performed. This is because the measurement point is not on the
waveform.
Cursors can be used to set the threshold voltage levels as follows:
Select an automatic time measurement with Show Meas set to On, and
thresholds set to 10%/90%. Once initiated, the cursors will display on the
waveform.
Press Cursors key and record the current cursor voltage levels.
Select Define Measurement Voltage, and adjust the upper and lower levels
to the previously recorded values.
Slowly rotate the knob closest to the Cursors key to fine tune the upper and
lower threshold to the desired values. Cursor will track as long as the
measurement is valid.
Operating the Measurement/Storage Module
Setting Thresholds
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