Option 100 Fault Location and SRL 3-11
Making Fault Location Measurements
How to Make and Interpret Fault Location Measurements
Figure 3-4 Interpreting Fault Location Measurements
Press . When this function is used, the active marker
moves to the next highest peak to the right. If you were performing this
example, you would notice that marker number 1 has now moved over to
the peak indicated as “Next Peak Right” in Figure 3-4. You would also
notice that the display would now indicate that the response marked by
marker number 1 is 8.000 feet from the RF OUT (or PORT 1) test port.
Knowing that we connected two four-foot cables for this example, it can
be determined that this response is created by the termination at the end
of the two cables.
See “Using Markers” in Chapter 4 of your analyzer's User's Guide for
more information on using markers.
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