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Processing Measurement Results
Reading Measurement Data at Specific Measurement Points (Using the
Marker Function)
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Measurement Results
• “SEANPK” on page 427
• “SEANPKL” on page 427
• “SEANPKR” on page 428
• “SEAL” on page 426
• “SEAR” on page 428
With the marker’s search function, you can search for measurement points, expressed as
peaks, that meet the definitions given in
Figure 7-1. Use the following commands to define
a peak.
• “PKDLTX” on page 399
• “PKDLTY” on page 400
• “PKPOL” on page 400
You can use the following command to set ΔX and ΔY respectively to |XL| and |YL| at the
marker-specified measurement point.
• “MKRPKD” on page 357
Figure 7-1 Defining Peak for Search by Marker
Search is made over the entire sweep range, unless otherwise specified. You can, however,
use the following commands to limit the range to be searched:
• “PARS” on page 395
• “SEARMAX” on page 429
• “SEARMAXP” on page 430
• “SEARMIN” on page 431
• “SEARMINP” on page 432
• “MKRTR” on page 359
• “SEARNG” on page 432
• “SEGMNUM” on page 436
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