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Set or return the trigger holdoff time in seconds. Trigger holdoff is used to disable the trigger for a specified amount of time after each trigger event. The holdoff time starts immediately after each valid trigger edge, and will not permit any new triggers until the time has expired. When the holdoff time is up, the trigger re-arms, and the next valid trigger event (edge) will cause a new sweep. This feature is used to help synchronize the power meter with burst waveforms such as a TDMA or GSM frame. The trigger holdoff resolution is 10 nanoseconds, and it should be set to a time that is just slightly shorter than the frame repetition interval.
Namespace: Boonton.Boonton55xxx.Interop
Assembly: Boonton.Boonton55xxx.Interop (in Boonton.Boonton55xxx.Interop.dll)
Visual Basic
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Public Property Holdoff As Single
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C#
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public float Holdoff { get; set; }
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Visual C++
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HRESULT get_Holdoff(
float* val
);
HRESULT put_Holdoff(
float val
);
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Property Value
Set or return the trigger holdoff time in seconds. Trigger holdoff is used to disable the trigger for a specified amount of time after each trigger event. The holdoff time starts immediately after each valid trigger edge, and will not permit any new triggers until the time has expired. When the holdoff time is up, the trigger re-arms, and the next valid trigger event (edge) will cause a new sweep. This feature is used to help synchronize the power meter with burst waveforms such as a TDMA or GSM frame. The trigger holdoff resolution is 10 nanoseconds, and it should be set to a time that is just slightly shorter than the frame repetition interval.
Remarks
0.0 to 1.0 seconds in 10 ns increments, 0.0 = no holdoff
 Instrument Command
TRIGger:HOLDoff {value}
TRIGger:HOLDoff?
Range
0 ≤ value ≤ 1
Requirements
Supported Models
All supported
See Also
Reference
IBoonton55xxxTrigger Interface
Boonton.Boonton55xxx.Interop Namespace
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