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Chapter 2. Instrument Setup
2.3.2h
Selecting a Rectification Mode (CONFIG-RECTIFY) (cont.)
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Positive Halfwave Rectification means that only the upper (i.e. positive) half of the RF signal is displayed.
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Negative Half wave Rectification means that only the lower (i.e. negative) half of the RF signal is displayed (see Figure 14 on page 41).
Note that although only the negative half of the RF signal is displayed, it is shown in the same orientation as a positive component to
simplify viewing.
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Full-Wave Rectification combines the positive- and negative-rectified signals together, and displays both of them in a positive
orientation (see Figure 14 on page 41).
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RF means no rectification.
The rectification determines the cycle in which the zero crossing measurement is made. Under ordinary circumstances, GE recommends not
changing this parameter. It is only necessary to change the rectification mode for special probes or special applications.If necessary, use the
procedure on the next page to select a rectification mode.
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