Figure 8. pulse width register – CH Tech Pulse Generator User Manual

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Delay Register (0A) This read/write register controls delay of the primary pulse from the trigger
out or the delay of the second pulse of a double pulse from the trigger out. See Figure 7 for
details.

0A

Delay Register

Bit

15

14

13

12

11

10

9

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

0

Write

Not Used

Delay Multiplier

Read

Not Used

Delay Multiplier

Delay Multiplier

Delay Multiplier (period = Delay Multiplier

PRI Range)

NOTES:

1) The Range field is programmable in the PRI register.

2) The minimum delay multiplier is 1; therefore, the minimum programmable delay is 25

ns.

3) The maximum delay multiplier is 1023, however do not set the Delay

Pulse Width

greater than the PRI Period

75 nsec.

4) For highest accuracy use the smallest PRI range with a larger multiplier.

Figure 7. Delay Register


Pulse Width Register (0C) This read/write register controls the pulse width of the output pulse.
See Figure 8 for details.

0C

Pulse Width Register

Bit

15

14

13

12

11

10

9

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

0

Write

N/U

Range

Not Used

PW Multiplier

Read

N/U

Range

Not Used

PW Multiplier

N/U

Not Used

Range

PW Range

bit

14 13 12

0 0 0 25 ns

0 0 1 100 ns

0 1 0 1

s

0 1 1 10

s

1 0 0 100

s

1 0 1 1 ms

1 1 X invalid

PW Multiplier

PW Multiplier (width = PW Multiplier

Range)

NOTES:

1) The minimum programmable pulse width period is 25 nsec.

2) The pulse typically requires 75 nsec to start after trigger out or the delay time-out.

3) The maximum pulse width multiplier is 1023, however do not program the Delay +

Pulse Width greater than the PRI period

75 nsec.

4) For highest accuracy use the smallest range with a larger multiplier.

Figure 8. Pulse Width Register

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