1 Power Sensor Remote Operation
14 U2000 Series Programming Guide
4 TRIG1:DEL:AUTO OFF
5 INIT1
6 FETC1? -50,DEF,(@1)
Example 4 - Specifying the Resolution Parameter
The previous examples detailed the use of the expected value and source list
parameters. The resolution parameter is used to set the resolution of the
measurement. This parameter does not affect the resolution of the data,
however it does affect the auto averaging setting (refer to Figure 1- 3 on
page 25).
The following example uses the resolution parameter to specify a resolution
setting of 3. This setting represents 3 significant digits if the measurement
suffix is W or %, and 0.01 dB if the suffix is dB or dBm (for further details on
the resolution parameter refer to the commands in Chapter 2, “MEASurement
Commands”). Also, in this example the expected power and source list
parameters are defaulted. The expected power value is left unchanged at its
current setting. Note that as the source list parameter is the last specified
parameter you do not have to specify DEF.
Using READ?
Some fine tuning of the above program segment can be carried out for
example, by setting the trigger delay off. The following program segment
assumes that it is being measured in the measurement.
1 ABOR1
2 CONF1 DEF,3
3 TRIG1:DEL:AUTO OFF
4 READ1?
ABOR1 Aborts current measurement
CONF1 DEF,3 Configures the current measurement to use the
current setting of the expected power and source list
and a resolution setting of 3
READ1? Takes the current measurement. This is a
measurement depending on current window setup.
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