
Agilent B2900 SCPI Command Reference, Edition 2 4- 19
Subsystem Commands
:CALCulate:MATH[:EXPRession]:DELete:ALL
VOLTCOEF Calculates voltage coefficient using the following formula.
VOLTCOEF = (RES[c][1]-RES[c][0]) / (RES[c][1] * (VOLT[c][1]-VOLT[c][0]))
* 100 %
where, RES[c][0] and RES[c][1] are resistance measurement data at the first and
second measurement points, respectively, and VOLT[c][0] and VOLT[c][1] are
voltage measurement data at the first and second measurement points, respectively.
The voltage coefficient is known as the ratio of the fractional change for a resistor
whose resistance varies with voltage.
:CALCulate:MATH[:EXPRession]:DELete:ALL
Deletes all user-defined math expressions. This command cannot delete predefined
math expressions.
Syntax :CALCulate[c]:MATH[:EXPRession]:DELete:ALL
Example :CALC2:MATH:EXPR:DEL:ALL
:CALCulate:MATH[:EXPRession]:DELete[:SELected]
Deletes an user-defined math expression. This command cannot delete a predefined
math expression.
Syntax :CALCulate[c]:MATH[:EXPRession]:DELete[:SELected] name
Parameter name Name of the math expression to delete. Up to 32 ASCII
characters. Parameter data type is SPD.
Example :CALC2:MATH:EXPR:DEL:SEL “TempExpression1”
:CALCulate:MATH[:EXPRession]:NAME
Selects a math expression used for calculation. A predefined math expression or an
user-defined math expression can be specified by the name parameter.
See “Predefined math expressions” on page 4-18 for the definition of predefined
math expressions.
A new user-defined math expression can be added by executing this command with
a new name, and executing the
:CALCulate:MATH[:EXPRession][:DEFine]
command with a new definition.
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