Verticalframestop, Verticalmaxpossible, Verticalminpossible – Teledyne LeCroy WaveExpert series Automation Manual User Manual
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Overview
VerticalFrameStop
Applies to: Digital, Histogram, Persist, Waveform, XY
Description: Vertical coordinate of the top edge of the graticule containing the trace.
Example:
Dim YFrameStop As Double
YFrameStop = app.Acquisition.C1.Out.Result.VerticalFrameStop
VerticalMaxPossible
Applies to: Waveform
Description: Returns the maximum voltage that can be returned.
Example:
Dim VerticalMaxPossible As Double
VerticalMaxPossible = app.Acquisition.C1.Out.Result.VerticalMaxPossible
VerticalMinPossible
Applies to: Waveform
Description: Returns the minimum voltage that can be returned.
Example:
Dim VerticalMinPossible As Double
VerticalMinPossible = app.Acquisition.C1.Out.Result.VerticalMinPossible
VerticalOffset
Applies to: Persist, Waveform
Description:
Potential difference between ground and the center of the screen. With VerticalOffset = +50 mV, the center of
the screen represents -50 mV: with an offset of -21mV, the center represents +21 mV. (I.e. centerline voltage +
VerticalOffset
= 0)
Example:
Dim VerticalOffset As Double
VerticalOffset = app.Acquisition.C1.Out.Result.VerticalOffset
VerticalPerRow
Applies to: Persist
Description: Returns the increment of the vertical coordinate between rows (typically in volts). Use
VerticalPerRow
to determine the voltage information for each row of the DataArray.
Example:
Dim VerticalPerRow As Double
VerticalPerRow = app.SDA.Eye.Out.Result.VerticalPerRow
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