HP 8753D - Page 657

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status notation,
1-7
couple
and uncouple
display
markers,
2-14
coupled
channels,
2-6,
2-7
markers,
6-8
coupling
channel
power,
6-15
channel
stimulus,
6-20
port
power,
6-15
power,
6-15
creating
a
sequence,
2-54
cross
reference
of
key
function
to
HP-IB
command,
9-48
crosstalk,
6-53
reducing,
5-57
uncorrected
specications,
7-2
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status
notation,
1-7
CW
time
sweep,
6-23
CW
time-to-frequency
domain,
6-134
D
damage
level,
7-28
data
bus,
11-16
divided
by
memory,
2-7
loss
of
power
calibration,
5-33
processing,
6-4
{7
rate, 11-17
statistics,
2-26
trace
saved to
the
display
memory,
2-6
transfer,
11-16
units,
11-23
data
and memory
viewing, 2-6
data
arrays
exibility,
4-36
data
point
denition
of,
6-5
data
processing
ow
diagram,
4-37
data
retention
for
internal
memory,
4-33
data storage
types of, 12-1
DC1 (complete device clear), 11-18
debug mode, 11-23
decrease
frequency span, 5-50
the sweep rate, 5-48
the time delay, 5-49
default
le names, 4-33
line types for plotter, 4-14
pen numbers for plot elements, 4-13
plotting parameters, 4-16
printing parameters, 4-6
default settings, 12-6
plotter
pen numbers,
4-13
dened
plotting components,
4-12
dene
standard menus,
6-78
dening
a
plot, 4-12
the
print, 4-5
denition
of
calibration
standards,
5-26
denition
of
front
panel
keys,
9-2
delay
electrical,
6-38
delay
block
electrical,
6-6
deleting
all
instrument
state
les,
4-41
an
instrument
state,
4-41
a
single
instrument
state
le,
4-41
frequency
segments,
5-35
limit
segments,
2-42
sequence
commands,
2-56
Del
status
notation,
1-7
delta
(1)
markers,
2-11
description
and
options,
1-1
description
of
hardkeys
and
softkeys,
9-2
designing
xtures,
6-162
deviation
from
linear
phase
measurement,
2-32
device clear
(DC1),
11-18
device
types for
HP-IB,
11-15
diagram
of measurement
frequencies,
3-10
dierences
between
port
extensions and
electrical delay,
5-3
the
HP 8753A/B/C/D,
1-13
dimensions
of
7
mm
test
port,
7-33
dimensions
of
analyzer,
7-37
DIN
keyboard,
7-36
directional
coupler
compensation,
5-35
directivity,
6-51
uncorrected
specications,
7-2
directory
size,
12-4
discrete and continuous markers, 2-9
disk
external, 12-4
le contents, 4-33
formatting, 4-43
internal, 12-4
storage of a sequence, 2-59
storage problems, 4-43
storing data, 12-4
disk drive
conguring to plot, 4-11
location, 1-4
disk les
using with other models, 12-5
dispersion eects, 6-94
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