Positive pulse width measures the time between a rising edge and the next falling edge of the signal. Negative pulse width measures the time between a falling edge and the next rising edge of the signal.

The selected trigger slope is the start trigger slope. The Analyzer automatically selects the inverse polarity as stop slope.

Figure 37. Pulse width measurement

This is not a back-to-back measurement, meaning that there is a dead-time of 50 ns between the samples. 2 signals can be measured in parallel. Up to 16 million samples total can be measured in a single measurement session.