R&S ESR Series, User Manual

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Receiver Mode
R&S
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ESR
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The item includes (blue state) or excludes (grey state) the peak search and later
stages from the test sequence.
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The item opens the Peak Search tab.
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The item includes (blue state) or excludes (grey state) the final measurement
from the test sequence. Note that if you include the final measurement, the
R&S
ESR automatically includes the peak search in the test sequence.
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The item opens the Trace / Final Meas tab.
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The item opens the peak list after the scan or the final measurement.
Below the diagram, frequency domain or time domain analysis is selected, the source
for the scan parameter settings is determined, and the number of scans set.
Fixed Frequency
Selects time domain analysis (fixed frequency measurement mode, see also Chap-
ter 5.1.3.4, "Scan on a Fixed Frequency" , on page 148).
The overall measurement time for time domain analysis can be defined in a data entry
field. The range is 10 µs to 10.000 s. The value entered is rounded to next integer that
is a multiple of the measurement time of a single bar graph measurement. The mini-
mum value also depends on the set measurement time of a single bar graph measure-
ment and is at least twice this value.
Remote command:
[SENSe:]FREQuency:MODE
on page 666
[SENSe:]SCAN:TDOMain
on page 647
Scan Count
Defines the number of scans performed in a single scan or the number of scans inclu-
ded in calculating the moving average in a continuous scan.
Remote command:
Defining the scan count:
[SENSe:]SWEep:COUNt
on page 673
Querying the number of started scans:
[SENSe:]SWEep:COUNt:CURRent
on page 673
Scan Parameter
Selects the configuration the scan is based on.
"Scan Table" The scan is performed based on the settings defineds of the scan
table.
"Current" The scan is performed based on the current setting of the R&S ESR.
Remote command:
not supported
5.3.7.2 Scan Table
The "Scan Table" tab in the "Test Automation" dialog box contains the scan table were
parameters for the individual subranges can be set.
Common Measurement Settings