R&S FSH
Network Analyzer Mode
Evaluating the Results
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6.5.3 Using Markers
The network analyzer mode also features markers. The functionality is similar to that of
the spectrum analyzer.
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6.5.4 Working with Channel Tables
The R&S FSH allows you to use channel tables in network analyzer mode.
► Press the FREQ key.
► Press the "Channel Table" softkey.
The R&S FSH opens the list of channel tables loaded into the R&S FSH via
R&S FSH4View.
► Select the channel table you need.
The R&S FSH scans the channel table for the channels with the lowest and
highest frequencies and sets those as the start and stop frequency.
The R&S FSH already comes with an assortment of channel tables that you can use
without doing anything. If you want to test telecommunications standards that are not
listed, you can also build channel tables manually with the "Channel Table Editor" of
the R&S FSH4View software package that is delivered with the R&S FSH. To use one
of those, you just have to copy the channel table to the R&S FSH.
6.5.5 Using Limit Lines
When working with the magnitude format in the network analyzer, you can use limit
lines to set limits for level characteristics on the display that must not be exceeded.
You can create and edit limit lines with the R&S FSH4View software and load them
into the R&S FSH via the USB or the LAN interface. The number of limit lines the
R&S FSH can store in its memory depends on the number of other data sets on the
R&S FSH.
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6.5.6 Using Trace Mathematics
Trace mathematics that subtract one trace from another are available for most
measurement formats in the network analyzer mode.
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