Time-stamp

Term	Main definition
Time-stamp	Time-stamp is a real-time measure of the time of a trigger event. The time-stamp is available in the record header. Time-stamp start point is determined by the user through a reset command. The pace of the time-stamp counter is set by the clock of the digitizer.

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