GX1110, GX1120
Function Generator and Arbitrary Waveform Generator modes.
Sets the waveform peak-to-peak amplitude voltage.
GtWaveSetAmplitude (nHandle, nChannel, dAmplitude, pnStatus)
Name |
Type |
Comments |
nHandle |
SHORT |
Handle to a GX11X0 board. |
nChannel |
SHORT |
Specified Channel number.GX1120:0 = GTWAVE_CHANNEL_A: Channel A.GX1120:0 = GTWAVE_CHANNEL_A: Channel A.1 = GTWAVE_CHANNEL_B: Channel B. |
dAmplitude |
DOUBLE |
Waveform peak-to-peak amplitude voltageGX1120:0.1V to 8V (p-p) into 50 Ohm0.2V to 16V (p-p) into open circuit.GX1120:0.01V to 10V (p-p) into 50 Ohm0.02V to 20V (p-p) into open circuit. |
pnStatus |
PSHORT |
Returned status: 0 on success, negative number on failure. |
Offset may be applied to the output to shift the signal either positive or negative. Offset and amplitude are inter-related, i.e. the maximum positive or negative peak voltage at any time cannot be more then +/-4V (GX1120) and +/-5V (GX1120).
See the specification section for more details.
The following example sets the peak-to-peak amplitude voltage to 4V:
GtWaveSetAmplitude (nHandle, GTWAVE_CHANNEL_A, 4.0, &nStatus);
GtWaveRun, GtWaveStop, GtWaveTrig, GtWaveGetStatusRegister, GtWaveGetAmplitude, GtWaveSetFilterMode, GtWaveSetOffset, GtWaveSetOperationMode, GtWaveSetOutputState, GtWaveSetReferenceClockSource, GtWaveSetVoltageRangeMode, GtWaveGetErrorString