Description |
Sets the pulse delay increment. The delay increments with each pulse by the <value> amount. For example, in this diagram the delay starts as 1. On the second pulse, delay=2. On the third pulse, delay=3. Important: If D + W is greater than P, then undefined VNA behavior results. There is NO error message or warning. Delay includes the incremented value. This is useful for pulse profiling.
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VB Syntax |
pulse.DelayIncrement(n) = value |
Variable |
(Type) - Description |
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pulse |
A PulseGenerator (object) |
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n |
(Integer) Pulse generator number. Choose from 0 to 4. Or use PulseGeneratorID to refer to an external pulse generator. 0 is the generator that pulses the ADC. |
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value |
(Double) Delay increment value in seconds. |
Return Type |
Double |
Default |
0 |
Examples |
pulse.DelayIncrement(1) = 1ms 'Write |
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value = pulse.DelayIncrement(4) 'Read |
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C++ Syntax |
HRESULT get_DelayIncrement(integer pulse, double* dIncre); HRESULT put_DelayIncrement(integer pulse, double dIncre); |
Interface |
IPulseGenerator |
