HP 8753E - Where to Look for more Information

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Making Measurements
This Chapter contains the following example procedures for making measurements or using
particular functions:
n Basic measurement sequence and example
0 Setting frequency range
0 Setting source power
w Analyzer display functions
n Four-Parameter Display Mode
w Analyzer marker functions
n Magnitude and insertion phase response
n Electrical length and phase distortion
q Deviation from linear phase
q Group delay
n Limit testing
n Gain compression
w Gain and reverse isolation
n Measurements using the swept list mode
n Tuned Receiver Mode
n Test sequencing
n Measuring Swept Harmonics
n Time domain
0 Transmission response
q Reflection response
n Non-coaxial measurements
Where to Look for More Information
Additional information about many of the topics discussed in this Chapter is located in the
following areas:
n Chapter 4, “Printing, Plotting, and Saving Measurement Results,” contains instructions
for saving to disk or the analyzer internal memory, and printing and plotting displayed
measurements.
n Chapter 5, “Optimizing Measurement Results,” describes techniques and functions for
achieving the best measurement results
n Chapter 6, “Application and Operation Concepts, n contains explanatory-style information
about many applications and analyzer operation.
w Chapter 9, “Key Definitions,” describes all the front panel keys and softkeys.
n Chapter 11, “Compatible Peripherals,” lists measurement and system accessories, and other
applicable equipment compatible with the analyzer.
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