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GUI Reference
R&S
®
ZNC
131 User Manual 1173.9557.02 ─ 13
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Y
21
is the forward transfer admittance, defined as the ratio of the current I
2
to the
voltage V
1
(forward measurement with output terminated in a short circuit, V
2
= 0).
●
Y
12
is the reverse transfer admittance, defined as the ratio of the current I
1
to the
voltage V
2
(reverse measurement with input terminated in a short circuit, V
1
= 0).
●
Y
22
is the output admittance, defined as the ratio of the current I
2
to the voltage V
2
,
measured at port 2 (reverse measurement with input terminated in a short circuit,
V
1
= 0).
Remote command:
​
CALCulate<Ch>:
​
PARameter:
​
MEASure
​
"<Trace_Name>", "Y11" | "Y12" |
"Y21" | "Y22"
Create new trace and select trace name and measurement parameter:
​
CALCulate<Ch>:
​
PARameter:
​
SDEFine
​
"<Trace_Name>", "Y11" | "Y12" |
"Y21" | "Y22"
Z11 / Z12 / Z21 / Z22
Selects the 2-port Z-parameters as a measured quantity for the active trace. The Z-
parameters describe the impedances of a DUT with open output ports (I = 0).
The four 2-port Z-parameters can be interpreted as follows:
●
Z
11
is the input impedance, defined as the ratio of the voltage V
1
to the current I
1
,
measured at port 1 (forward measurement with open output, I
2
= 0).
●
Z
21
is the forward transfer impedance, defined as the ratio of the voltage V
2
to the
current I
1
(forward measurement with open output, I
2
= 0).
●
Z
12
is the reverse transfer impedance, defined as the ratio of the voltage V
1
to the
current I
2
(reverse measurement with open input, I
1
= 0).
●
Z
22
is the output impedance, defined as the ratio of the voltage V
2
to the current I
2
,
measured at port 2 (reverse measurement with open input, I
1
= 0).
Remote command:
​
CALCulate<Ch>:
​
PARameter:
​
MEASure
​
"<Trace_Name>", "Z11" | "Z12" |
"Z21" | "Z22"
Create new trace and select trace name and measurement parameter:
​
CALCulate<Ch>:
​
PARameter:
​
SDEFine
​
"<Trace_Name>", "Z11" | "Z12" |
"Z21" | "Z22"
Balanced Ports...
Opens a dialog to define a balanced port configuration.
See
​
Balanced Ports Dialog .
4.2.1.11 Meas > Imbalance
Selects the imbalance of a DUT with at least one balanced port as measured quantities.
The parameters are available if a balanced port configuration is active.
Trace Settings