
Sw
ept
mm-w
a
v
e
Measurement
with
Arbitrary
Correction
Frequencies,
Example
3
The
fo
cus
of
this
example
is
to
use
user
atness
correction
to
obtain
at
p o
w
er
at
the
output
of
the
HP/Agilent
83550
series
mm-w
a
v
e
source
mo
dules.
In
this
case
w
e
will
use
non-sequen
tial
correction
frequencies
in
a
sw
ept
26.5
to
40
GHz
measuremen
t
with
an
HP/Agilent
83554
source
mo
dule.
The
time
it
takes
for
a
large
quan
tity
of
p o
w
er
meter
measuremen
ts
can
b e
long,
therefore,
w
e
selected
non-sequen
tial
correction
frequencies
to
target
sp ecic
p oints
or
sections
of
the
measuremen
t
range
that
w
e
assume
are
more
sensitive
to
p o
w
er
v
ariations.
This
greatly
exp edites
setting
up
the
user
atness
correction
table.
The
amoun
t
of
in
terp olated
correction
p oints
b et
w
een
non-sequen
tial
correction
frequencies
v
aries.
This
example
uses
the
HP/Agilent
437B
to
automatically
en
ter
correction
data
in
to
the
array
.
Note
T
urn
o
the
sw
ept
signal
generator
b efore
connecting
to
the
source
mo
dule
in
terface
(SMI)
cable,
or
damage
may
result.
Getting
Started
Adv
anced
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