Functions listed by functional group – Agilent Technologies VXI E1439 User Manual
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Agilent E1439 Programmer's Reference
Functions listed by functional group
Functions listed by functional group
This section lists the programing functions in groups of related functions. A brief description of
each group follows:
“Initializing and closing” on page 61
: You must initialize the I/O driver and set up each module
before using any other functions.
: These functions identify the module, serial number and options.
: These functions determine how the analog input section is
configured.
: An Agilent E1439 can collect either real or complex data in 12-bit or
24-bit format. It can collect data into various blocksizes or in a continuous mode. This data can be
transferred either on the VXI backplane, the Local Bus or over the fiber interface.
“Digital processing” on page 62
: The decimation filter provides bandpass filtering and decimation
capabilities. You may also select limited frequency spans away from baseband.
“Measurement control” on page 64
: These functions initiate or terminate the measurement loop.
: The clock signals for the ADC sample clock can be set in a variety of ways.
One Agilent E1439 can be enabled to drive the sample clock line on the VXI backplane or front
panel to enable synchronization of multiple Agilent E1439 modules.
: These functions set all parameters associated with triggering the beginning
of data collection.
“Synchronization (controlling multiple modules)” on page 66
: These functions support
synchronous operation among multiple Agilent E1439s by using shared ADC clock and Sync
signals to drive all the modules in a system.
: The Agilent E1439 reads data from either the VME or the Local Bus
data port. This data can optionally be scaled and converted to floating point.
: The Agilent E1439 can be programmed to interrupt via the VXI
backplane whenever certain status conditions are present.
: Allows you to identify program and hardware problems.
: These functions are only available on E1439D.