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OFFSET
DELAY
is
used to
specify the
one-way electrical
delay from
the
measurement
(reference) plane
to the
standard, in
seconds (s).
(In
a transmission
standard, oset
delay is
the
delay
from
plane
to
plane.)
Delay can
be calculated
from
the
precise
physical
length
of the
oset, the
permittivity constant
of
the
medium,
and
the speed
of light.
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OFFSET LOADS
DONE
completes
the
selection
in
the
Oset
Load
Menu.
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OFFSET
LOSS
is
used
to
specify
energy
loss
, due
to skin
eect, along
a
one-way
length
of
coax
oset.
The
value of
loss is
entered as
ohms/nanosecond
(or
Giga ohms/second)
at 1
GHz. (Such
losses
are
negligible
in waveguide
,so
enter 0
as the
loss
oset.)
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OFFSET
Z0
is
used
to specify
the characteristic
impedance of
the coax
oset.
(Note:
This is
not the
impedance of
the standard
itself.)
(F
or
waveguide,
the oset
impedance should
always be
assigned
a value
equal to
the system
Z0.)
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OMIT
ISOLATION
is used
to omit
the
isolation
portion
of
the
calibration.
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ONE-PATH
2-PORT
leads
to
the
series
of
menus
used
to
perform
a
high-accuracy
two-port
calibration
without
an
S-parameter
test
set.
This
calibration
procedure
eectively
removes
directivity
,
source
match,
load
match,
isolation,
reection
tracking,
and
transmission
tracking
errors
in
one
direction
only
.
Isolation
correction
can
be
omitted
for
measurements
of
devices
with
limited
dynamic
range
.
(The
device
under
test
must
be
manually
reversed
between
sweeps
to
accomplish
measurement
of
both
input
and
output
responses
.)
The
required
standards
are
a
short,
an
open,
a
thru,
and
an
impedance-matched
load.
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ONE
SWEEP
This
mode
does
not measure
each
sweep
,
but
corrects
each
point
with
the
data currently
in the
power
meter
correction
table
.
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OP
PARMS (MKRS
etc)
provides
a tabular
listing on
the
analyzer
display
of
the
key
parameters
for
both
channels.
The screen
menu is
presented
to
allow
hard
copy
listings and
access new
pages of
the
table
.
F
our
pages
of information
are
supplied.
These
pages
list
operating
parameters
, marker
parameters
,
and
system
parameters
that
relate
to control
of peripheral
devices
rather
than
selection
of
measurement
parameters
.
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OPEN
denes the standard type as an open, used for calibrating
reection measurements
. Opens are assigned a terminal
impedance of innite ohms
, but delay and loss osets may still
be added. Pressing this key also brings up a menu for dening
the open, including its capacitance
.
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P MTR/HPIB TO TITLE
gets data from
an HP-IB device set to the address at which the
analyzer expects to nd
a power meter
. The data is stored in a
title string. The analyzer must be in system controller or pass
control mode.
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PARALL IN BIT NUMBER
while creating a sequence, this softkey will insert a command
that selects the single bit (0 to 4) that a sequence will be
looking for from the GPIO bus.
9-26 Key Denitions

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