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l-l. Accessories Supplied with the Spectrum Analyzer
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1-2. Power Requirements
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l-3. AC Power Cables Available
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1-4. Static-Safe Accessories
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2-l. RF Output Frequency Range
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2-2. Screen Annotation
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2-3. Screen Annotation for Trace, Trigger, and Sweep Modes
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4-1. Determining Spectrum Analyzer Settings for Viewing a Pulsed RF Signal
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4-2. Pulse Generator Test Setup Settings
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4-3. Signal Generator Test Setup Settings
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4-4. Gate Delay, Resolution Bandwidth, Gate Length, and Video Bandwidth Settings
4-5. Sweep Time Settings
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5-1. Summary of Save and Recall Operations, Analyzer Memory ..........
5-2. Comparison of Analyzer Memory and Memory Card Operations
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5-3. Save and Recall Functions Using Memory Card
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5-8. External Keyboard Functions
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7-1. Commands Not Available with Analog+ Operation ..............
7-2. Center Frequency and Span Settings for Harmonic Bands
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7-3. Memory Card Catalog Information
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7-4. Analyzer Memory Catalog Information *
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7-5. CATALOG ON EVENT Display Description ..................
7-6. Default Configuration Values
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7-7. Compatibility of FFT With Other Functions .................
7-8. Commands Altered/Not Available within the Gate Utility
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7-9. Functions Which Exit The Windows Display Format
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7-10. Model Specific Preset Conditions
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11. Common Preset Conditions
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7-12. Preset Spectrum Conditions for All Models
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HP 85953, and HP 8596E
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9-1. Hewlett-Packard Sales and Service Offices ..................
A-l. Status Byte Definition
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