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Expanded
phase format
Phase (can be displayed
above +180 ° and
below -180 ° )
Degrees ( ° ) Measurement of deviation from
linear phase
Positive phase
format
Phase (displayed in range
from 0 ° to +360 ° )
Degrees ( ° ) Measurement of deviation from
linear phase
Group delay
format
Signal transfer delays
within the DUT
Seconds (s) Group delay measurement
Linear
magnitude
format
Magnitude (Abstract
number)
Reflection coefficient
measurement
SWR format
(ρ: reflection coefficient)
(Abstract
number)
Measurement of standing wave
ratio
Real format Real part of measured
complex parameter
(Abstract
number)
Imaginary
format
Imaginary part of
measured complex
parameter
(Abstract
number)
Polar format
In the polar format, traces are drawn by expressing the magnitude as a
displacement from the origin (linear) and phase in an angle
counterclockwise from the positive X-axis. This data format does not have
a stimulus axis, so frequencies must be read by using the marker. The
polar format allows users to select one of the following three data groups
for displaying the marker response values.
• Linear magnitude and phase ( ° )
• Log magnitude and phase ( ° )
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