[email protected] 0 Posted January 7 Share Posted January 7 Hello, i have a question on how do i generate one positive triangle pulse only, without repetition? And also how to generate on pulse only without repetition? In order to make only one charactiristic curve on a transistor! Link to post Share on other sites
0 [email protected] 0 Posted Tuesday at 03:01 PM Author Share Posted Tuesday at 03:01 PM Can you please help me on this question about how to generate single signals only? One triangle and one Pulse simultaniusly in order to make only one characteristic curve of a transistor! I've been trying and i only get continuous signals of triangles and pulses! i need something like this in waveforms and how to do it in python using the sdk! What instruction is it actually in the sdk refference manual? Please your answer will be valuable! @attila Link to post Share on other sites
0 JColvin 430 Posted Thursday at 01:30 AM Share Posted Thursday at 01:30 AM Hi @[email protected], I have moved your question to a more appropriate section of the forum. Thanks, JColvin Link to post Share on other sites
0 attila 486 Posted Thursday at 05:18 PM Share Posted Thursday at 05:18 PM Hi @[email protected] You can use standard signal types with proper configuration or custom signals. Like triangle running for half period at twice freq as your pulse requirement, or adjusting phase to 270, using offset and running for one period, and similar for square (pulse) signal. See the WF SDK/ samples/ py/ AnalogOut_Pulse.py and other examples. Link to post Share on other sites
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Hello, i have a question on how do i generate one positive triangle pulse only, without repetition?
And also how to generate on pulse only without repetition?
In order to make only one charactiristic curve on a transistor!
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