PfSlope
SCPI Command :
MEASurement<*>:AMPTime:PFSLope
- Commands in total: 1Subgroups: 0Direct child commands: 1
- get(measurement=Measurement.Default) SignalSlope[source]
# MEASurement<*>:AMPTime:PFSLope value: enums.SignalSlope = driver.measurement.ampTime.pfSlope.get(measurement = repcap.Measurement.Default)
Selects the slope direction for frequency and period measurements, except for N-Period measurements.
- Parameters:
measurement – optional repeated capability selector. Default value: Nr1 (settable in the interface ‘Measurement’)
- Returns:
period_slope: FIRSt | POSitive | NEGative | EITHer
POSitive | NEGative: Measures the time between rising or falling edges, respectively.
EITHer: In multiple measurements, the time is measured both between rising edges and between falling edges.In single measurements. the first edge is taken for the measurement.
FIRSt: Time is measured either between rising edges or between falling edges. The first edge is taken for the measurement. In single measurements, it works the same way as Either.Only available for analog measurement sources.
- set(period_slope: SignalSlope, measurement=Measurement.Default) None[source]
# MEASurement<*>:AMPTime:PFSLope driver.measurement.ampTime.pfSlope.set(period_slope = enums.SignalSlope.EITHer, measurement = repcap.Measurement.Default)
Selects the slope direction for frequency and period measurements, except for N-Period measurements.
- Parameters:
period_slope –
FIRSt | POSitive | NEGative | EITHer
POSitive | NEGative: Measures the time between rising or falling edges, respectively.
EITHer: In multiple measurements, the time is measured both between rising edges and between falling edges.In single measurements. the first edge is taken for the measurement.
FIRSt: Time is measured either between rising edges or between falling edges. The first edge is taken for the measurement. In single measurements, it works the same way as Either.Only available for analog measurement sources.
measurement – optional repeated capability selector. Default value: Nr1 (settable in the interface ‘Measurement’)