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9. Press 4 PRIOR 5. Lea v e the delete men u and return to the previous
softkey men u.
10.
Select
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Auto Fill Start 4 2 5 4 GHz 5. Set the rst frequency in
correction table to 2 GHz.
11.
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Auto Fill Stop 4 2 5 4 0 5 4 GHz 5. Set the last frequency in
correction table to 20 GHz.
12.
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Auto Fill Incr 4
1
5 4
0
5 4
0
5 4
MHz
5. Set the frequency incremen t to
ev ery 100 MHz from 2 to 20 GHz.
Setup P o w er Meter
13. Zero and calibrate the p o w er meter/sensor.
14. Connect the p o w er sensor to test p ort.
15. En ter and store in the p o w er meter, the p o w er sensor's cal factors
for correction frequencies to b e used.
En ter Correction Data in to Arra y
16.
Select
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Mtr Meas Menu
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Measure Corr All . The p o w er meter
is no w under sw ept signal generator con trol and is p erforming
the sequence of steps necessary to generate the correction
information at eac h frequency p oint.
If a GPIB error message is display ed v erify that the in terface
connections are correct. Chec k the GPIB address of the p o w er
meter and ensure that it is the same address the sw ept signal
generator is using (address 13 is assumed). Refer to the men u
map 8, System, for the k ey sequence necessary to reac h softkey
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Meter Adrs .
Enable User Flatness Correction
17. When the op eration is complete, (a message is display ed) the
atness correction array is ready to b e applied to y our setup.
18. Disconnect the p o w er meter/sensor.
19. On the sw ept signal generator, press 4 POWER LEVEL 5 4 n 5 4 dBm 5.
Where
n = P
o max
0 P
path loss
for maximum lev eled p o w er at the test
p ort.
20. T o sa v e the sw ept signal generator parameters including the
correction table in an in ternal register, press 4
SA VE
5 4
n
5.
(n = n um b er 1 through 8).
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