General instrument setup
R&S
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7. Select "Save".
The transducer factor is stored to a file with the specified name and the exten-
sion
.CSV
.
For details on the file format see
Chapter 10.5.3, "Reference: transducer factor file
How to import a transducer factor
Transducer factor configurations that are stored in an ASCII file and contain a minimum
of required data can be imported to the R&S
FSV/A.
For details on the required file format see
Chapter 10.5.3, "Reference: transducer fac-
1. In the "Edit Transducer" dialog box, select the transducer factor.
2. Select the "New" or "Edit" button.
3. Select "Import" to load a transducer factor from a file.
You are asked whether you would like to save the current configuration on the
R&S
FSV/A first.
4. Select the file name of the transducer factor.
5. Select the decimal separator that was used in the file.
6. Select "Select".
The transducer factor is loaded from the specified file and displayed in the "Edit
Transducer" dialog box.
7. Activate the transducer factor as described in
"How to activate and deactivate a
10.6
Frequency response correction (R&S
FSV/A-K544)
If the Frequency Response Correction option (R&S
FSV/A-K544) is installed, the
R&S
FSV/A supports frequency response correction using Touchstone (
.snp
) files
or
.fres
files.
10.6.1
Basics on frequency response correction
Input-specific frequency correction
Frequency response correction can be configured individually for all available input
types (RF, baseband). The settings in the "User-defined Frequency Response Correc-
tion" dialog box apply to the currently selected input type. Be sure to select the appro-
priate input source before you define the correction data (see
on page 356). In remote operation, be sure to use the correct com-
Frequency response correction (R&S
FSV/A-K544)
