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Agilent Technologies N5171B User Manual

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Agilent X-Series Signal Generators SCPI Command Reference 277
Arb Commands
Dual ARB Subsystem–N5172B/82B ([:SOURce]:RADio:ARB)
Key Entry Modulation Filter Off On
:GENerate:SINE
Supported N5172B/82B
[:SOURce]:RADio:ARB:GENerate:SINE ["<file_name>"][,<osr>],[<scale>],
[I|Q|IQ][<phasedeg>]
This command creates a sine wave waveform file and saves it in the signal generator’s volatile
waveform memory (WFM1).
"<file_name>" This variable names the file used to save the generated sine wave data.
<osr> This variable sets the oversample ratio, which must be an even number and 4.
The <osr> variable is expressed in samples. If the oversample ratio is < 60 (the
minimum number of samples or I/Q points required for a waveform), multiple
waveform periods are generated to create a waveform file with 60 samples. The
number of periods created is 60 <osr> (quotient will round up to an integer
value). A waveform with an oversample ratio 60 has one period.
<scale> This variable sets the scale factor for the waveform. The scale factor is a real
number from zero to one.
I|Q|IQ Selects I, Q, or I and Q paths for the waveform data. Sinewave data is generated
and applied to the I path if the I path is selected; Q data are set to zeros. Sine
data is generated and applied to the Q path if the Q path is selected; I data are
set to zeros. If the I and Q paths are selected, sinewave data are applied to the I
and Q paths.
<phasedeg> Selects the phase angle of the waveform data. Sinewave data is generated and the
phase angle in degrees is applied to the sine wave.
Example
:RAD:ARB:GEN:SINE "Sine_Wave",60,.5,IQ
The preceding example generates an I/Q sine wave and saves the data to a file named Sine_Wave.
The oversampling ratio is 60, the scaling is set for 50%, and the data is applied to both the I and Q
paths.
The signal generator’s baseband option and available baseband memory determine the maximum
number of samples for the waveform.
Range OSR Option 65x: 4E0 to 32E6
OSR Option 021: 4E0 to 256E6
OSR Option 022: 4E0 to 512E6
OSR Option 023: 4E0 to 1E9
Scale: 0 to 1

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Agilent Technologies N5171B Specifications

General IconGeneral
Frequency Range9 kHz to 6 GHz
Frequency Resolution0.01 Hz
Amplitude Accuracy±0.5 dB
I/Q ModulationYes
Waveform PlaybackYes
DisplayColor LCD
Modulation TypesAM, FM, PM, Pulse
InterfaceLAN, USB, GPIB

Summary

1 SCPI Basics

SCPI Command Syntax and Structure

Explains common terms, command syntax, types, tree structure, parameters, responses, and program messages.

2 Basic Function Commands

3 System Commands

4 Analog Modulation Commands

Amplitude Modulation Subsystem–Option UNT

Details commands for amplitude modulation, including depth, track, step, external coupling, and impedance.

Frequency Modulation Subsystem–Option UNT

Covers commands for frequency modulation, including external coupling, impedance, dual function, shape, and frequency.

Phase Modulation Subsystem–Option UNT

Details commands for phase modulation, including bandwidth, external coupling, impedance, dual function, and shape.

5 Arb Commands

Dmodulation Subsystem–N5172B/82B with Option 431

Details commands for Dmodulation, including baseband frequency offset, filters, and noise settings.

Dual ARB Subsystem–N5172B/82B

Explains commands for Dual ARB, including baseband frequency offset, clipping, header, and noise parameters.

6 Digital Signal Interface Module Commands

7 Real–Time Commands

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