# :SOURce:SSC:PHASe

Simulated and AWG Commands

- :SOURce:AMPLitude
- :SOURce:CDIVide
- :SOURce:DIFFerential
- :SOURce:FILTer:CUToff
- :SOURce:FILTer:RTIMe
- :SOURce:FILTer:STATe
- :SOURce:FILTer:TYPE
- :SOURce:FNAMe
- :SOURce:FORMat
- :SOURce:FOTWo:JITTer
- :SOURce:FOTWo:STATe
- :SOURce:FUNCtion
- :SOURce:INVert
- :SOURce:JITTer:BLIMit
- :SOURce:JITTer:BLSTate
- :SOURce:JITTer:DRJ?
- :SOURce:JITTer:DRN?
- :SOURce:JITTer:RJ
- :SOURce:JITTer:STATe
- :SOURce:LEVel
- :SOURce:NOISe:RN
- :SOURce:NOISe:STATe
- :SOURce:OENable
- :SOURce:OFFSet
- :SOURce:PATTern
- :SOURce:PLENgth
- :SOURce:PWIDth
- :SOURce:SEED
- :SOURce:SKEW
- :SOURce:SRATe
- :SOURce:SSC:FREQuency
- :SOURce:SSC:PATTern
- :SOURce:SSC:PERCent
- :SOURce:SSC:PHASe
- :SOURce:SSC:PPM
- :SOURce:SSC:STATe
- :SOURce:SSC:STYPe
- :SOURce:WTYPe

## Command Syntax

    :SOURceN:SSC:PHASe <degrees>

<degrees> is a double.

Where N identifies a simulated instrument's specific channel in the form "<connection1-8>_<ch1-8>" (for example, `SOURce4_2`). With connection 1, the connection number part (that is, "1_") is optional, and you can simply use the channel number "<ch1-8>" (for example, `SOURce3` which is the same as `SOURce1_3`).

## Query Syntax

    :SOURceN:SSC:PHASe?

## Description

This command specifies the phase of the modulating signal. This control shifts when the modulating signal pattern (see `:SOURce:SSC:PATTern`) begins and ends. If the acquisition time is less than the period of the modulating signal, you can use this control to specify which portion of the modulating pattern is applied.

## Example Command Sequence

    :SOURce1:SSC:STATe ON
    :SOURce1:SSC:FREQuency 33.0E+3
    :SOURce1:SSC:PHASe 0.0
    :SOURce1:SSC:PERCent 0.5
    :SOURce1:SSC:PPM 5.0E+3
    :SOURce1:SSC:PATTern TRIangle
    :SOURce1:SSC:STYPe DSPRead