Limit

SCPI Command :

MEASurement<*>:EYEJitter:LCHeck<*>:LOWer:LIMit

Commands in total: 1

Subgroups: 0

Direct child commands: 1

class GetStruct

Response structure. Fields:

• 1 Base_Level: float: Sets the base level for signals with PAM order 2

• 2 Target_Level: float: Sets the target level for signals with PAM order 2

get(measurement=Measurement.Default, limitCheck=LimitCheck.Default) → GetStruct

# MEASurement<*>:EYEJitter:LCHeck<*>:LOWer:LIMit
value: GetStruct = driver.measurement.eyeJitter.lcheck.lower.limit.get(measurement = repcap.Measurement.Default, limitCheck = repcap.LimitCheck.Default)

Define the lower and upper limit for the limit check, respectively. The valid range is defined using the method RsRtx.measurement.eyeJitter.lcheck.valid.set() command.

Parameters:

• measurement – optional repeated capability selector. Default value: Nr1 (settable in the interface ‘Measurement’)

• limitCheck – optional repeated capability selector. Default value: Nr1 (settable in the interface ‘Lcheck’)

Returns:

structure: for return value, see the help for GetStruct structure arguments.

set(lower_limit: float = None, base_level: float = None, target_level: float = None, measurement=Measurement.Default, limitCheck=LimitCheck.Default) → None

# MEASurement<*>:EYEJitter:LCHeck<*>:LOWer:LIMit
driver.measurement.eyeJitter.lcheck.lower.limit.set(lower_limit = 1.0, base_level = 1.0, target_level = 1.0, measurement = repcap.Measurement.Default, limitCheck = repcap.LimitCheck.Default)

Define the lower and upper limit for the limit check, respectively. The valid range is defined using the method RsRtx.measurement.eyeJitter.lcheck.valid.set() command.

Parameters:

• base_level – Sets the base level for signals with PAM order 2

• target_level – Sets the target level for signals with PAM order 2

• measurement – optional repeated capability selector. Default value: Nr1 (settable in the interface ‘Measurement’)

• limitCheck – optional repeated capability selector. Default value: Nr1 (settable in the interface ‘Lcheck’)