
R ang
e
=
N
umber
of
points
0
1
time
span
=
201
0
1
200
2
10
03
=
1000
H
er tz
F
or
the
example
given
above
,
a
201
point
CW
time
measurement
made
over
a
200
ms
time
span,
choose
a
span
of
1
kHz
or
less
on
either
side
of
the
center
frequency
(see
Figure
6-79 ).
That
is
,
choose
a
total
span
of
2
kHz
or
less
.
Figure
6-79.
Range
of
a
F
orward
Transform
Measurement
T
o
increase
the
frequency
domain
measurement
range
,
increase
the
span.
The
maximum
range
is
inversely
proportional
to
the
sweep
time
,
therefore
it
may
be
necessary
to
increase
the
number
of
points
or
decrease
the
sweep
time
.
Because
increasing
the
number
of
points
increases
the
auto
sweep
time
,
the
maximum
range
is
2
kHz
on
either
side
of
the
selected
CW
time
measurement
center
frequency
(4
kHz
total
span).
T
o
display
a
total
frequency
span
of
4
kHz,
enter
the
span
as
4000
Hz.
Application
and
Operation
Concepts
6-137
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