In This Book
This book is divided into two sections: the task reference and the dictionary
reference. These sections are subdivided into chapters. The task reference
section (identified by light blue tabs) provides step-by-step instructions for
many of the tasks that you perform with your sweeper. The chapters in the
task reference section are as follows:
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
“Performing the Operator’s Check, contains a procedure for
assuring you that your instrument is operating correctly.
“Externally Leveling the Sweeper, provides the
steps necessary to externally level your sweeper with
detectors/couplers/splitters, power meters, and source
modules.
Chapter 3
“Generating a Stepped Sweep,” explains how to set up the
instrument to generate a stepped sweep.
Chapter 4
“Generating a Millimeter Signal,” illustrates the setups for
using a millimeter head with your option
sweeper.
Chapter 5
“Creating User Flatness Arrays,” explains how to create user
flatness correction arrays, which calibrate the power level at
a remote test port.
Chapter 6
“Operating a Master/Slave Setup, shows the steps necessary
to configure two sweepers for two-tone measurement
capabilities.
The dictionary reference section (identified by dark blue tabs) provides
information about instrument features and functions. Information is divided
into chapters as follows:
Chapter 7
“Front/Rear Panel, contains entries that explain different
aspects of the sweeper front and rear panel. (For example,
you turn to this chapter for information on the sweepers
various connectors).
Chapter 8
“Instrument State Keys,” explains the functions of the keys
in the Instrument State group.
Chapter 9
“Marker Keys, explains the functions of the keys in the
Markers group.
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Summary of Contents for 83751A
Page 1: ...User s Guide HP 83751A B and HP 83752AlB Synthesized Sweepers ...
Page 22: ...Contents 17 3 Typical Phase Noise 10 GHz Carrier 17 12 17 4 Dimensions 17 17 Contents 8 ...
Page 24: ...1 Performing the Operator s Check ...
Page 35: ...I 2 Externally Leveling the Sweeper ...
Page 46: ...3 Generating a Stepped Sweep ...
Page 48: ...4 Generating a Millimeter Signal ...
Page 54: ...5 Creating User Flatness Arrays I ...
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Page 63: ...I I 6 Operating a Master Slave Setup ...
Page 70: ...I 7 Front Rear Panel ...
Page 100: ...I 8 Instrument State Keys ...
Page 112: ...I 9 Marker Keys ...
Page 121: ...10 Modulation Keys ...
Page 128: ...11 Frequency Keys ...
Page 141: ...12 Sweep Keys ...
Page 151: ...13 Power Keys ...
Page 161: ...14 Entry Keys ...
Page 162: ...Entry Keys pg48ab Figure 14 1 The Entry Group 14 2 ...
Page 171: ...I 15 Special Functions ...
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Page 199: ...16 Error Messages ...
Page 235: ...I 17 Specifications and Options I ...
Page 244: ...Specifications and Options RF output Source Match 1 7 1 SWR internaLLy Leveled 1 7 1 0 ...
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Page 252: ...Specifications and Options General Weight Net 16 kg 35 lb Shipping 23 kg 49 lb 17 18 ...
Page 257: ...18 Safety and Regulatory Information ...
Page 266: ...Index ...