Remote Control Commands
R&S
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NRPxxT(N)
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9.8.2
Setting the Frequency
The frequency of the signal to be measured is not automatically determined. For ach-
ieving better accuracy, the carrier frequency of the applied signal must be set.
[SENSe<Sensor>:]FREQuency
<frequency>
Transfers the carrier frequency of the RF signal to be measured. This frequency is
used for the frequency-response correction of the measurement result.
The center frequency is set for broadband signals, e.g. spread-spectrum signals, multi-
carrier signals.
Parameters:
<frequency>
Range:
0.0 to 110.0e9
*RST:
50.0e6
Default unit: Frequency
Example:
FREQ 10000
Manual operation:
See
9.8.3
Configuring Corrections
It is possible to set some parameters that compensate for a change of the measured
signal due to fixed external influences.
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9.8.3.1
Duty Cycle Corrections
The duty cycle is the percentage of one period during which the signal is active, when
pulse-modulated signals are corrected. The duty cycle is only evaluated in the continu-
ous average mode.
Remote commands:
[SENSe<Sensor>:]CORRection:DCYCle
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[SENSe<Sensor>:]CORRection:DCYCle:STATe
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[SENSe<Sensor>:]CORRection:DCYCle
<duty_cycle>
Available in continuous average mode.
Sets the duty cycle for measuring pulse-modulated signals. The duty cycle defines the
percentage of one period during which the signal is active. If the duty cycle is enabled,
the R&S NRPxxT(N) takes this percentage into account when calculating the signal
pulse power from the average power.
Configuring Basic Measurement Parameters