I
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I
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markers and reference tracking, 4-50
markers and sweep time, 5-7
marker search,
4-8
tracking function,
4-8
Barker
Search
, 9-47
marker search and sweep time, 5-7
marker search, RF filter, 4-25
marker statistics, 4-21
marker tracking and sweep time, 5-7
match, load,
10-3
match, source,
10-3
math, marker, 4-21
H3x
I&&
, 9-48
HEa
Sei?ixck, 4-9, 9-48
mean, 4-21
4-60,
9-48
using limit lines, 4-31
measurement
reflection response, 3-24
steps, 3-11
transmission response, 3-18
typical sequence,
3-
11
measurement averaging, 5-12
measurement calibration, iii
When it is necessary, 6-7
measurement calibration, theory of, 6-3
measurement channel,
2-
10
measurement channel annotation,
4-60
measurement data
to save, 4-65
measurement detection modes, 3-6
measurement errors, 6-3
measurement example
reflection response, 3-24
transmission response,
3-18
measurement port specifications,
10-3
measurements
explained, 3-3
from the
(a)
key,
3-12
optimizing, 5-2
When a calibration is necessary, 6-7
measurement speed with hardcopy, 4-95
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