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Example
CONCAT
Concatenate
10
OUTPUT 718;"IP;"
20
OUTPUT 718;"SNGLS;"
30 OUTPUT
718;"TS;VIEW
TRA;"
40 OUTPUT
718;"CLRW
TRB;TS;"
50 OUTPUT
718;"CONCAT
TRC,TRA[1,200],TRB[201,4011;"
60 OUTPUT
718;"BLANK
TRA;BLANK
TRB;"
70 OUTPUT
718;"VIEW
TRC;"
80
END
Description
Initializes the spectrum analyzer:
Activates the single-sweep
mode.
Stores and displays trace A.
3zkes
a measurement sweep
with trace
B
Concatenates the
last
half of
trace B to the
Jirst
half of
trace A.
Blanks trace A and
trace
B
LXsplays the result.
The
CONCAT
command concatenates source 2 to the end of source 1, then stores the result in
the destination. If the destination length is less than the length of source 1 and source 2, the
list is truncated. For example, executing
“CONCAT
TRA[l,
15],TRB[3,6],TRB[7,207];”
results
in trace A elements 1 to 4 being replaced by trace B elements 3 to 6, and trace A elements 5
to 15 being replaced by trace B elements 7 to 17. Trace B elements 18 to 207 are ignored. If
necessary, reduce trace lengths with the COMPRESS command.
If the length of the destination is greater than the length of source 1 and source 2, the last
value is repeated. For example, executing
“CONCAT
TRA[1,15],TRB[3,6],TRB[7,9];”
results in
trace A elements 1 to 4 being equal to trace B elements 3 to 6, trace A elements 5 and 6 being
replaced by trace B elements 7 and 8, and trace A elements 7 to 15 being replaced by trace B
element 9.
Programming Commands
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