KEYENCE EX-V Series User Manual

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Chapter 4 Use of Data Processing Functions

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Flicker mode

The internal timing signal is input once at each flicker time and the "minimum
value" during the sampling period is displayed/output.

Peak-to-peak hold function [b-3]

Measures the "difference between the maximum and minimum values" during a
specified period (sampling period).
For the peak-to-peak hold function, the sampling period can be specified with the
combination of the trigger mode and delay time settings.

➮ For the details of the trigger mode and delay time, refer to pages 69 and 70.
➮ For the details of flicker delay, refer to pages 70 to 73.

Timing diagram

External trigger mode

The sampling period is between the UP edge of the timing input (hold-reset
input) and the UP edge of the next timing input.

The value measured at the instant when the timing input turns ON is displayed/
output.

Reference: To clear the measured value being held and to start the measurement
again, short-circuit the hold-reset and GND terminals.

(t)

0

ON

OFF

When the power is turned ON or the hold-reset
signal is input, the display shows " " until
the first measured value is determined.

Displayed value

Internal timing

Bottom hold value

Sampling period Sampling period Sampling period Sampling period

Flicker time

(t)

0

ON

OFF

p

b

p'

b'

(p-b)

(p'-b')

When the power is turned ON or the hold-reset
signal is input, the display shows " " until
the first timing signal is input.

Displayed value

Timing input

Sampling period

Sampling period

Peak-to-peak
value

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