HP 8753D - Page 190

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Press
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DONE
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Dene the
next
measurement
plot
that
you
will
be
saving
to
disk.
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or example
,
you
may
want
only
the
data
trace
to
appear
on
the
second
plot for
measurement comparison.
In this
case,
you
would
press
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DEFINE PLOT
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PLOT
MKR
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Press
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PLOT
.
The
analyzer
will
assign
PLOT00FP
because
you
renamed
the
last
le
saved.
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Press 4
SA
VE/RECALL
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and turn
the front
panel
knob
to
high-light
the
name
of
the
le
that
you
just saved.
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Press
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FILE UTILITIES
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RENAME FILE
and turn
the front
panel
knob
to
place
the
"
pointer
to
the
B
character
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Press
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DONE
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11.
Continue
dening
plots
and renaming
the
saved
le
until
you
have
saved
all
the
data
that
you
want
to
put
on
the
same
page
.
Renaming
the
les
as
shown
below
allows
you
to
use
the
provided
program,
that
organizes
and
plots
the
les
,
according
to the
le naming
convention.
Plot
File
Recognized
Filename
First File
Saved
PLOT00FPA
Second
File
Saved
PLOT00FPB
Third File
Saved
PLOT00FPC
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ourth
File
Saved
PLOT00FPD
The
gure
below
shows
plots
for
both
the
frequency
and
time
domain
responses
of
the
same
device
.
Figure 4-10. Plotting Two Files on the Same Page
Printing, Plotting, and Saving Measurement Results 4-27