GUI Reference
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Example:
A mathematical trace value amounts to 1 (real value); the port impedance is 50 Ω. If
"Result is Wave Quantity" is on, the analyzer assumes the trace value to be 1 V, which
is converted into a linear power of 20 mW, corresponding to approx. 13 dBm. With
"Result is Wave Quantity" off, the trace value 1 is directly converted into a logarithmic
power of 0 dBm.
Tip:
See also example for
CALCulate<Chn>:MATH:WUNit:STATe
.
Remote command:
CALCulate<Chn>:MATH:WUNit[:STATe]
Recall... / Save...
Recalls / saves a mathematical expression from / to a trace math string file. Trace math
string files are ASCII files with the default extension
*.mth
and contain the mathemati-
cal expression as it is written in the "User Def Math" dialog. It is possible to change or
create math string files using a text editor.
Remote command:
CALCulate<Chn>:MATH:WUNit[:STATe]
6.5.5
Time Domain Tab
The "Time Domain" tab enables and configures the time domain representation of the
measurement results.
Time domain analysis requires option R&S
ZNB-K2 / R&S
ZNBT-K2. If this option is
not installed, the "Time Domain" and
Background information
Refer to
Chapter 5.7.2, "Time Domain Analysis"
For a comparison of the different transformation types and windows, and for applica-
tion examples, please also refer to the application note 1EZ44_OE (
).
6.5.5.1
Controls on the Time Domain Tab
The contents of the "Time Domain" tab are also displayed on the "Meas" softtool for
non-frequency converting DUTs.
Trace Config Softtool
