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Hardkey/Softkey Reference
Analyzer Functions
leads to the series of menus used to perform a
high-accuracy two-port calibration without an
S-parameter test set. This calibration procedure
effectively removes directivity, source match, load match,
isolation, reflection tracking, and transmission tracking
errors in one direction only. Isolation correction can be
omitted for measurements of devices with limited dynamic
range. (The device under test must be manually reversed
between sweeps to accomplish measurement of both input
and output responses.) The required standards are a
short, an open, a thru, and an impedance-matched load.
This mode does not measure each sweep, but corrects each
point with the data currently in the power meter
correction table.
provides a tabular listing on the analyzer display of the
key parameters for both channels. The screen menu is
presented to allow hard copy listings and access new pages
of the table. Four pages of information are supplied. These
pages list operating parameters, marker parameters, and
system parameters that relate to control of peripheral
devices rather than selection of measurement parameters.
defines the standard type as an open, used for calibrating
reflection measurements. Opens are assigned a terminal
impedance of infinite
Ω
s, but delay and loss offsets may
still be added.
for cal kits with different models for male and female test
port standards, this selects the open model for a female
test port. Note that the sex of a calibration standard
always refers to the test port.
for cal kits with different models for male and female test
port standards, this selects the open model for a male test
port. Note that the sex of a calibration standard always
refers to the test port.
gets data from an HP-IB device set to the address at which
the analyzer expects to find a power meter. The data is
stored in a title string. The analyzer must be in system
controller or pass control mode.
while creating a sequence, this softkey will insert a
command that selects the single bit (0 to 4) that a
sequence will be looking for from the GPIO bus.
while creating a sequence, this softkey inserts a command
to jump to another sequence if the single input selected is
in a high state.
ONE-PATH 2-PORT
ONE SWEEP
OP PARMS (MKRS etc)
OPEN
OPEN (F)
OPEN (M)
P MTR/HPIB TO TITLE
PARALL IN BIT NUMBER
PARALL IN IF BIT H
Summary of Contents for 8719ES
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Page 11: ...1 1 1 HP 8719 20 22ES Specifications and Characteristics ...
Page 60: ...1 50 HP 8719 20 22ES Specifications and Characteristics Instrument Specifications ...
Page 61: ...2 1 2 HP 8719 20 22ET Specifications and Characteristics ...
Page 98: ...2 38 HP 8719 20 22ET Specifications and Characteristics Instrument Specifications ...
Page 99: ...3 1 3 Front Rear Panel ...
Page 111: ...4 1 4 Menu Maps ...
Page 113: ...4 3 Menu Maps Menu Maps Figure 4 2 Menu Map for Copy ...
Page 114: ...4 4 Menu Maps Menu Maps Figure 4 3 Menu Map for Display ...
Page 115: ...4 5 Menu Maps Menu Maps Figure 4 4 Menu Map for Format Figure 4 5 Menu Map for Local ...
Page 116: ...4 6 Menu Maps Menu Maps Figure 4 6 Menu Map for Marker Marker Fctn and Marker Search ...
Page 118: ...4 8 Menu Maps Menu Maps Figure 4 9 Menu Map for Power and Sweep Setup ET only ...
Page 119: ...4 9 Menu Maps Menu Maps Figure 4 10 Menu Map for Power and Sweep Setup ES only ...
Page 120: ...4 10 Menu Maps Menu Maps Figure 4 11 Menu Map for Preset ...
Page 121: ...4 11 Menu Maps Menu Maps Figure 4 12 Menu Map for Save Recall ...
Page 122: ...4 12 Menu Maps Menu Maps Figure 4 13 Menu Map for Scale Ref ...
Page 128: ...5 1 5 Hardkey Softkey Reference ...
Page 194: ...6 1 6 Error Messages ...
Page 222: ...7 1 7 Options and Accessories ...
Page 234: ...8 1 8 Preset State and Memory Allocation ...
Page 253: ...8 20 Preset State and Memory Allocation Memory Allocation ...
Page 254: ...9 1 9 Understanding the CITIfile Data Format ...
Page 269: ...9 16 Understanding the CITIfile Data Format Useful Calculations ...
Page 270: ...10 1 10 Determining System Measurement Uncertainties ...
Page 281: ...10 12 Determining System Measurement Uncertainties Measurement Uncertainty Equations ...