Agilent 33120A
ApplyBurst Programming Sample
Development ADE:
VB.Net(VB7.0), Visual Studio 2003
IO Library:
VISA-COM w/o formatted IO
Description
The Agilent 33120A
ApplyBurst Programming Sample demonstrates simple remote communication with the
Agilent 33120A.
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Initializing an IO connection to the 33120A and then closing the connection
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Reading the Identification string and hardware revision
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Sets up a burst waveform with a 270 degree starting phase. By adding an offset
voltage to the burst a "haversine" is created.
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This program shows the use of a trigger received over the GPIB interface to
initiate a single trigger.
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This program also shows how to query the status byte register.
To
build and run 33120A ApplyBurst , you must have Visual Studio 2003 and Agilent
IO Libraries Suite installed on your PC.
Building the
Sample
To build the sample,
open the solution file ApplyBurst.sln in Visual Studio 2003. From the menu,
select "Build | Rebuild Solution".
Running the
Sample
From the Visual Studio
2003 menu, select "Debug | Start", of press the F5 key.
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components and associated commands, but they will not modify these samples to
provide added functionality or construct procedures to meet your specific
needs. This sample was developed on Windows XP with Agilent IO Libraries
M.01.01.04, Agilent VISA-COM 1.2, and Visual Studio 2003, running on a 3.0 GHz
Pentium 4 with 1 GB of memory.