Holdoff Style (Trigger)

There are three trigger Holdoff Styles that determine how the trigger Holdoff is defined:

Conventional - Trigger Holdoff specifies the length of time following a trigger that must elapse before the next trigger can occur, regardless of the trigger Level set. This configures the measurement hardware to ignore trigger signals for a specified period of time
Below Level - Trigger Holdoff specifies an amount of time that the hardware's input signal must be a stable low value (below the trigger level) before the next trigger can occur.
Above Level - Trigger Holdoff specifies an amount of time that the hardware's input signal must be a stable high value (above the trigger level) before the next trigger can occur.

See Holdoff for more details.

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This trigger parameter is shared by measurements that share the same Analyzer Configuration. Changing this parameter for one shared measurement will change it for the other shared measurements.

Trigger parameters (including this one) affect the outcome of the time record capture from hardware when creating a recording as well as when making a measurement.