VXi VT1422A 사용자 설명서
Programming the VT1422A for Data Acquisition and Control 159
Adding Settling Delay for
Specific Channels
This method adds settling time only to individual problem measurements as
opposed to the SAMPle:TIMer command that introduces extra time for all
analog input channels. If problems are seen on only a few channels, the
SENS:CHAN:SETTLING <num_samples>,(@<ch_list>) command can be
used to add extra settling time for just these problem channels. What
SENS:CHAN:SETTLING does is it instructs the VT1422A to replace single
instances of a channel in the Scan List with multiple repeat instances of that
channel if it is specified in (@<ch_list>). The number of repeats is set by
<num_samples>.
opposed to the SAMPle:TIMer command that introduces extra time for all
analog input channels. If problems are seen on only a few channels, the
SENS:CHAN:SETTLING <num_samples>,(@<ch_list>) command can be
used to add extra settling time for just these problem channels. What
SENS:CHAN:SETTLING does is it instructs the VT1422A to replace single
instances of a channel in the Scan List with multiple repeat instances of that
channel if it is specified in (@<ch_list>). The number of repeats is set by
<num_samples>.
Example:
Normal Scan List:
100, 101, 102, 103, 104
Scan List after SENS:CHAN:SETT 3,(@100,103)
100, 100, 100, 101, 102, 103, 103, 103, 104
When the algorithms are run, channels 0 and 3 will be sampled three times,
and the final value from each will be sent to the Channel Input Buffer. This
provides extra settling time while channels 1, 2, and 4 are measured in a
single sample period and their values also sent to the Channel Input Buffer.
and the final value from each will be sent to the Channel Input Buffer. This
provides extra settling time while channels 1, 2, and 4 are measured in a
single sample period and their values also sent to the Channel Input Buffer.