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3.4.
Trace, Channel and Window of Analyzer
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Trace
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Channel
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Window
3.4.1.
Trace
The trace is a series of measurement data points. Trace settings will affect the mathematical operation and display of measurement
data. Only the settings of the active trace can be changed. Click the corresponding trace status button to active the trace. For
detailed setting, refer to "change trace activation status" of "4.2 Selection of Measurement Parameter". Trace settings include:
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Measured parameters
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Display format
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Scale
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Trace operation
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Marker
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Electrical delay
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phase offset
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Smoothing
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Time domain transformation
3.4.2.
Channel
The channel is a trace container. The analyzer supports 64 channels in total. Channel settings are associated with measurement of
the trace in the channel. The same channel settings are applicable to tracks in the same channel. Only the settings of the active
channel can be changed. Once the trace in the channel is activated, the channel will also be activated. For detailed settings of the
active trace, refer to "change trace activation status" of "4.2 Selection of Measurement Parameter".Channel settings include:
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Frequency span
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Power
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Standard data
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Intermediate-frequency bandwidth
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Number of sweep points
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Sweep setting
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Average
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Trigger (for some settings)
3.4.3.
Window
The window is used to observe the measurement trace. The analyzer supports 32 windows at most, and eight tracks can be
displayed at most in each window. Set the window display by the [View] menu. For details, refer to "4.9 Setting of Analyzer Display".
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Create a new window.
Menu path: [Response] > [Display] > [Window] > [New window]. Then a new window will be created. The default setting of the trace
in the window is S11, indicating Channel 1.