HP 8753D - Page 649

Example
4, 8510
3-Term
Frequency List
Cal
Set
File
Example
4 shows
how
CITIle
may
be
used
to
store
instrument
setup
information.
In
the case
of
an 8510
Cal
Set,
a
limited
instrument
state
is
needed
in
order
to
return the
instrument to
the
same
state that
it
was
in
when
the
calibration
was
done
.
Three
arrays of
error
correction
data
are
dened
by
using
three
D
A
T
A
statements
. Some
instruments
require
these
arrays
to
be
in
the
proper
order
,
from
E1
to
E3. In
general, CITIle
implementations
should
strive
to
handle
data
arrays
that
are
arranged
in
any
order
.
Example
CITIFILE
A.01.00
#NA
VERSION
HP8510B.05.00
NAME
CAL_SET
#NA
REGISTER
1
VAR
FREQ
MAG
4
DATA
E[1]
RI
DATA
E[2]
RI
DATA
E[3]
RI
#NA
SWEEP_TIME
9.999987E-2
#NA
POWER1
1.0E1
#NA
POWER2
1.0E1
#NA
PARAMS
2
#NA
CAL_TYPE
3
#NA
POWER_SLOPE
0.0E0
#NA
SLOPE_MODE
0
#NA
TRIM_SWEEP
0
#NA
SWEEP_MODE
4
#NA LOWPASS_FLAG
-1
#NA
FREQ_INFO 1
#NA
SPAN 1000000000
3000000000
4
#NA
DUPLICATES 0
#NA
ARB_SEG 1000000000
1000000000 1
#NA
ARB_SEG 2000000000
3000000000 3
VAR_LIST_BEGIN
1000000000
2000000000
2500000000
3000000000
VAR_LIST_END
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