Rohde & Schwarz FSV3000, User Manual

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Example: basic markers............................................................................................1222
Example: marker search in spectrograms.................................................................1223
Basic frequency sweep measurement for marker function examples.......................1224
Example: using a fixed reference marker..................................................................1224
Example: obtaining a marker peak list...................................................................... 1225
Example: measuring noise density........................................................................... 1225
Example: measuring phase noise............................................................................. 1226
Example: measuring the power in a channel using band power markers.................1227
Example: measuring characteristic bandwidths (using the n db down marker)........ 1227
Examples: demodulating marker values and providing audio output........................1228
Example: performing a highly accurate frequency measurement using the signal count
marker....................................................................................................................... 1229
12.8.4 Configuring display lines........................................................................................... 1230
12.8.5 Defining limit checks................................................................................................. 1232
12.8.5.1 Configuring limit lines................................................................................................ 1233
12.8.5.2 Managing limit lines...................................................................................................1242
12.8.5.3 Checking the results of a limit check.........................................................................1245
12.8.5.4 Programming example: using limit lines....................................................................1246
Example: configuring limit lines.................................................................................1246
Example: performing a limit check............................................................................ 1248
12.9 Managing settings and results.............................................................................. 1249
12.9.1 General data storage and loading commands.......................................................... 1250
12.9.2 Selecting the items to store.......................................................................................1256
12.9.3 Storing and loading instrument settings.................................................................... 1259
12.9.4 Storing or printing screenshots................................................................................. 1264
12.9.5 Storing measurement results.................................................................................... 1275
12.9.6 Test reports............................................................................................................... 1278
12.9.7 Examples: managing data.........................................................................................1286
12.9.7.1 Storing data...............................................................................................................1286
12.9.7.2 Loading data............................................................................................................. 1287
12.9.7.3 Storing instrument settings........................................................................................1287
12.9.7.4 Loading instrument settings...................................................................................... 1287
12.9.7.5 Printing to a file......................................................................................................... 1288
12.9.7.6 Printing on a printer...................................................................................................1288