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HP-IB
Menu,
softkeys
listed above.
“Optimizing Swept CW Generator Performance” in Chapter 1
“HP-1B Address Selection” in Chapter 3
A-2 Operating and Programming Reference
148
150
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
13
Installation
23
1 Getting Started
28
What Is in this Chapter
28
How to Use this Chapter
29
Equipment Used in Examples
29
Introducing the HP 8360 L-Series Swept CW Generators
30
Display Area
31
Entry Area
32
CW Operation and Start/Stop Frequency Sweep
33
CW Operation
33
Start/Stop Frequency Sweep
33
Center Frequency/Span Operation
36
Power Level and Sweep Time Operation
37
Power Level Operation
37
Sweep Time Operation
37
Continuous, Single, and Manual Sweep Operation
40
Marker Operation
41
Saving and Recalling an Instrument State
43
Power Sweep and Power Slope Operation
45
Power Sweep Operation
45
Power Slope Operation
46
Getting Started Advanced
47
L-L. Keys under Discussion in this Section
47
Externally Leveling the Swept CW Generator
49
Leveling with Detectors/Couplers /Splitters
49
Typical Diode Detector Response at 25°C
51
External Leveling Used with the Optional Step Attenuator
52
Leveling with Power Meters
53
Leveling with MM-Wave Source Modules
54
Working with Mixers/Reverse Power Effects
56
Reverse Power Effects, Coupled Operation with 8Dbm Output
57
Working with Spectrum Analyzers/Reverse Power Effects
58
Optimizing Swept CW Generator Performance
59
Creating and Applying the User Flatness Correction Array
59
Creating a User Flatness Array Automatically, Example 1
60
Creating a User Flatness Array, Example 2
62
Creating a User Flatness Array
63
Power Meter
64
Swept MM-Wave Measurement with Arbitrary Correction Frequencies, Example 3
65
Scalar Analysis Measurement with User Flatness Corrections, Example 4
69
Scalar System Configuration
69
L-22. Automatically Characterizing and Compensating for a Detector
73
Using Detector Calibration
73
Peaking
75
Tracking
75
Using the Tracking Feature
75
ALC Bandwidth Selection
76
Using Step Sweep
77
Creating and Using a Frequency List
78
Using the Security Features
79
Changing the Preset Parameters
80
Getting Started Programming
81
HP-IB General Information
82
Controller
82
Instrument Addresses
82
Interconnecting Cables
82
Listener
82
Programming the Swept CW Generator
82
Talker
82
Abort
83
HP-IB Command Statements
83
Local Lockout
84
Remote
84
Clear
85
Local
85
Enter
87
Output
87
Getting Started with SCPI
89
Definitions of Terms
89
Angle Brackets
90
Command Examples
90
Command Mnemonics
90
How to Use Examples
90
Standard Notation
90
Response Examples
91
Essentials for Beginners
92
Forgiving Listening and Precise Talking
92
Program and Response Messages
92
Types of Commands
93
Paths through the Command Tree
94
Subsystem Command Trees
94
The Command Tree Structure
94
Reading the Command Table
97
Subsystem Command Tables
97
Implied Commands
98
More about Commands
98
Optional Parameters
98
Program Message Examples
98
Query and Event Commands
98
Parameter Types
99
Extended Numeric Parameters
100
Numeric Parameters
100
Boolean Parameters
101
Discrete Parameters
101
Reading Instrument Errors
102
Description
103
Example Program
103
Example Programs
103
Program Listing
103
Program Comments
104
Details of Commands and Responses
106
In this Subsection
106
Program Message Syntax
106
Common Command Syntax
107
L-30. Simplified Subsystem Command Syntax
107
Subsystem Command Syntax
107
Response Message Syntax
108
Numeric Parameters
109
Parameter Types
109
SCPI Data Types
109
Extended Numeric Parameters
110
Boolean Parameters
111
Discrete Parameters
111
Real Response Data
111
Response Data Types
111
Discrete Response Data
112
Integer Response Data
112
String Response Data
112
Programming Typical Measurements
113
In this Subsection
113
Using the Example Programs
113
Use of the Command Tables
114
HP-IB Check, Example Program 1
116
Program Comments
116
Local Lockout Demonstration, Example Program
117
Program Comments
119
Setting up a Typical Sweep, Example Program
119
Program Comments
121
Queries, Example Program
121
Program Comments
123
Looping and Synchronization, Example Program
125
Program Comments
125
Program Comments
127
Using the User Flatness Correction Commands, Example Program
129
Programming the Status System
132
Condition Register
132
General Status Register Model
132
In this Subsection
132
An Example Sequence
133
Enable Register
133
Event Register
133
Transition Filter
133
Programming the Trigger System
135
Generalized Trigger Model
135
In this Subsection
135
Overview
135
Details of Trigger States
136
Inside the Idle State
137
Inside the Initiate State
137
Inside Event Detection States
138
Inside the Sequence Operation State
140
Common Trigger Configurations
141
The INIT Configuration
141
The TRIG Configuration
142
Description of Triggering in the HP 8360 L-Series Swept CW Generators
143
Abort
144
Advanced Trigger Configurations
144
Immediate
144
Odelay
144
Trigger Keyword Definitions
144
Source
145
Related Documents
146
Hewlett-Packard Company
146
2 Operating and Programming Reference
147
How to Use this Chapter
147
Address
148
Adrs Menu
148
Alc
150
ALC Bandwidth Select Auto
157
ALC Bandwidth Select High
157
ALC Bandwidth Select Low
158
Alc3Wmenu
158
Altrnate Regs
159
Amp1 Markers
160
Analyzer Status Register
160
Arrow Keys
163
Auto Fill Incr
165
Auto Fill #Pts
166
Auto Fill Start
167
Auto Fill Stop
168
Auto Track
169
Blankdisp
170
Center=Marker
172
Clear Fault
172
Clear Memory
173
Clear Point
174
Connectors
174
C-2. HP-IB Connector and Cable
177
C-3. Interface Signals of the Source Module Connector
179
Copylist
181
Corpair Disable
181
Coupling Factor
182
CW/CF Coupled
183
Dblr Amp Menu
184
Delete All
185
Delete Menu
185
Delete Current
186
Delete Undef
186
Delta Mkr Ref
188
Deltamarker
188
Disp Status
188
D-L. Mnemonics Used to Indicate Status
189
Doubler Amp Mode off
190
Doubler Amp Wode AUTO
190
Doubler Arap Mode on
191
Dwell Coupled
192
8360Adrs
193
Entercorr
193
Enterfreq
194
Enter List Dwell
194
Enter List Freq
195
Enter List Offset
196
Entry Keys
196
( Entry on / off )
197
Extdet Cal
197
Fault Info 1
198
Fault Menu
198
Fault Info 1
199
Fault Info 2
200
Fault Info 3
201
Fltness Menu
202
User Flatness Correction Table as Displayed by the Swept CW Generator
204
The Sources of ALC Calibration Correction Data
205
Array Configuration When the Correction Data Frequency Span Is a Subset of the Swept CW Generator Frequency Span
205
Freq Cal Menu
208
Freq Follow
208
Frequency
209
Freq Mult
210
Freq Offset
211
Fullusr Cal
211
Global Dwell
213
Global Offset
213
HP-IB Address
214
HP-IB Menu
214
Leveling Modealcof F
216
Power Menu
216
Leveling Modenorxtal
217
Leveling Modesearch
217
Leveling Pointextdet
218
Leveling Pointintml
218
Leveling Pointmodule
219
Leveling Pointpwrmtr
220
Line Switch
220
Listmenu
222
List Mode Pt Trigauto
223
List Mode Pt Trigbus
224
List Mode Pt Trigext
224
MI--M2 Sweep
226
Manual Sweep
226
Marker MI
226
Marker M2
228
Marker M3
228
Marker M4
231
Marker M5
231
Markers All off
232
Measure Corr All
232
Measure Corr Current
233
Measure Corr Undef
233
Meter Adss
234
Module Menu
235
Module Select AUTO
236
Module Select Front
236
Module Select None
237
Module Select Rear
238
More N/M
238
Mtr Meas Menu
239
Peak RF Always
240
Analyzr
252
Ciil
253
Scpi
253
Pulse On/Offscal.ar
254
Pwr Mtr Range
255
(Recall)
256
Ref Osc Menu
256
Rotary Knob
257
Save User Preset
259
Savelock
259
:Start
260
SCPI Conformance Information
260
S-L. HP 8360 SCPI COMMAND SUMMARY
273
Scpi Command Summary
274
SCPI STATUS REGISTER Strubitiri
305
Security Menu
307
Selftest (Full
308
Setatten
308
Software Rev
309
Start=Ml Stop=M2
311
Start Sweep Trigger Auto
312
Start Sweep Trigger Bus
312
Start Sweep Trigger Ext
313
Step Control Master
313
Connections Required for a Two-Tone Scalar Network Analyzer Measurement System
314
Step Control Slave
315
Step Dwell
316
Step Points
317
Stepsize
317
Step Sup Pttrig Bus
318
Sweep (Menu
322
Sweep Mode List
322
Sweep Mode Ramp
323
Sweep Mode Step
323
Sup Span Calonce
324
(Sweep Time)
325
Swptime Auto
325
System (Menu
326
Service
332
Initial Inspection
370
Installation
370
Equipment Supplied
371
Options Available
371
Preparation for Use
372
Power Requirements
372
Power Cable
373
AC Power Cables Available
374
Language Selection
375
Language HP-IB Addresses
375
HP-IB Address Selection
376
Rear Panel HP-IB Switch
376
How to View or Change an HP-IB Address from the Front Panel
377
Mating Connectors
377
Operating Environment
378
Chassis Kits
379
Rack Mount Slide Kit (Option 806)
379
Rack Mount Slide Kit Contents
379
Installation Procedure
380
Removing the Side Straps and Feet
380
Chassis Slide Kit
381
Rack Flange Kit for Swept CW Generators with Handles Removed Contents
382
Installation Procedure
383
Rack Mount Flanges for Swept CW Generators with
383
Rack Flange Kit for Swept CW Generators with Handles Attached Contents
384
Installation Procedure
385
Rack Mount Flanges for Swept CW Generators with
385
Storage and Shipment
386
Environment
386
Package the Swept CW Generator for Shipment
387
Converting HP 8340/41 Systems to HP 8360 L-Series
388
Systems
388
Compatibility
389
Front Panel Operation
389
Manual Operation
389
Instrument Preset Conditions for the HP
389
System Connections
390
The HP 8510 Network Analyzer
390
The HP 8757C/E Scalar Network Analyzer
391
Remote Operation
392
Numeric Suffixes
393
SCPI COMMAND SUMMARY S
393
Programming Language Comparison
394
Description
400
Main Check
401
Replacing the Line Fuse
402
Routine Maintenance
402
How to Clean the Fan Filter
403
How to Clean the Cabinet
404
Zoom
429
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Model
8360 L Series
Category
Inverter
Language
English
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