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B.72 Interface Technology RS690 Word Generator (Berlin 360 GHz)
Module name: rs690
Description: Interface Technology RS690 Word Generator, used as pulser for the Berlin 360 GHz spectrometer.
Timebase: internal clock 4 ns, 8 ns and 16 ns, external
clock 4 ns and longer (either via TTL or ECL level
input connector)
Trigger-in: either via TTL or ECL level input connector
Number of channels: 16 (4 per output connector) with internal 4 ns
timebase or external clock, 32 (8 per output connector) with internal 8 ns
timebase, 64 (16 per output connector) with internal 16 ns timebase
Maximum repetition time: 2,147,483,647 times the timebase with external
clock or 4 ns internal clock (i.e. 8.59 s), 17.18 s with
8 ns internal timebase, 34.36 s with 16 ns internal timebase.
When using an external clock or the internal 4 ns timebase for certain pulse seqences the repetition time may be increases slightly (but never more than 3 times the timebase), with an 8 ns timebase the repetition time may become larger by 8 ns.
Controlled via: GPIB bus (IEEE 488).
In the GPIB configuration file use "RS690" as the device name,
'\n' or 0xa as the EOS character, set set-reos to
yes and set-xeos and set-bin to no.
Status: Tested
Supported functions:
- `pulser_name()'
- `pulser_state()'
- `pulser_channel_state()'
- `pulser_update()'
- `pulser_shift()'
- `pulser_increment()'
- `pulser_reset()'
- `pulser_pulse_reset()'
- `pulser_lock_keyboard()'
- `pulser_shape_to_defense_minimum_distance()'
- `pulser_defense_to_shape_minimum_distance()'
- `pulser_automatic_shape_pulses()'
- `pulser_automatic_twt_pulses()'
- `pulser_minimum_twt_pulse_distance()'
- `pulser_show_pulses()'
- `pulser_dump_pulses()'
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