Algorithm

SCPI Command :

MDEFaults:SETTings<*>:EYE:ALGorithm
Commands in total: 1
Subgroups: 0
Direct child commands: 1
get(settings=Settings.Default) EyeMeasLevAlgorithm[source]
# MDEFaults:SETTings<*>:EYE:ALGorithm
value: enums.EyeMeasLevAlgorithm = driver.mdefaults.settings.eye.algorithm.get(settings = repcap.Settings.Default)

Selects the algorithm, which defines how to compute the top and base levels and the corresponding sigma values.

Parameters:

settings – optional repeated capability selector. Default value: Nr1 (settable in the interface ‘Settings’)

Returns:

meas_lev_algorithm: MEAN | PEAK | INNPeak | OUTPeak

  • MEAN: Mean value of the histogram. The Sigma value is the standard deviation of the histogram.

  • PEAK: Maximum peak of the histogram. Only values corresponding to this peak are used to compute sigma.

  • INNPeak: Inner peak of the histogram. Only values corresponding to this peak are used to compute sigma.

  • OUTPeak: Outer peak of the histogram. Only values corresponding to this peak are used to compute sigma.

set(meas_lev_algorithm: EyeMeasLevAlgorithm, settings=Settings.Default) None[source]
# MDEFaults:SETTings<*>:EYE:ALGorithm
driver.mdefaults.settings.eye.algorithm.set(meas_lev_algorithm = enums.EyeMeasLevAlgorithm.INNPeak, settings = repcap.Settings.Default)

Selects the algorithm, which defines how to compute the top and base levels and the corresponding sigma values.

Parameters:
  • meas_lev_algorithm

    MEAN | PEAK | INNPeak | OUTPeak

    • MEAN: Mean value of the histogram. The Sigma value is the standard deviation of the histogram.

    • PEAK: Maximum peak of the histogram. Only values corresponding to this peak are used to compute sigma.

    • INNPeak: Inner peak of the histogram. Only values corresponding to this peak are used to compute sigma.

    • OUTPeak: Outer peak of the histogram. Only values corresponding to this peak are used to compute sigma.

  • settings – optional repeated capability selector. Default value: Nr1 (settable in the interface ‘Settings’)