application and operation,
6-l
calibration, 6-57-109
connections,
6-
169
data processing, 6-4-7
entry keys, 6-9-11
error-correction, 6-57-109
frequency domain, 6-125-145
instrument state, 6-110-116
markers, 6-54-56
measurement calibration, 6-57-109
response function, 6-28-53
sequencing, 6-146-152
stimulus
function, 6-12-27
system overview, 6-2-3
time domain, 6-125-145
conditions for environment, 7-20
conditions for error-correction, 5-4
configuration
external disk drive, 11-13
plotter, 4-8, 11-10
power meter, 11-13
conhguring
a plot function, 4-8
a print function, 4-3
interface port, 11-13
printer, 4-4, 4-9, 11-9
the analyzer for the printer, 4-4
conRguring
the analyzer for the peripheral,
4-8,
11-Q
connecting peripherals, 1
l-8
connections,
6-
169
adapters, 6-169
broad band power meter calibration, 3-13
conversion loss using the tuned receiver
mode, 3-22
down converter port, 3-3
first portion of conversion compression
measurement, 3-29
fixture
design, 6-170
Gxtures,
6-170
group delay measurement, 3-25
high dynamic range swept IF conversion
loss measurement, 3-15
mixer isolation measurement, 3-34
mixer RF feedthrough measurement, 3-36
one-sweep power meter calibration for
mixer measurements, 3-9
peripheral to analyzer, 4-8
printer to
analyzer,
43
Rchannel
and source calibration, 3-8
receiver calibration, 3-14
response calibration, 3-18, 3-34, 3-36
second portion of conversion compression
measurement, 3-30
up converter port, 3-3
connection techniques, 2-2
connector
auxiliary input, 1-12
care of, 2-2
care quick reference, 2-2
external am, 1-12
external trigger, 1-12
for external monitor, 1-12
for HP-IB,
l-11
for keyboard,
l-11
limit test, 1-12
parallel (centronics) interface, l-11
probe power source,
l-6
R channel, l-6
serial
(RS-232)
interface,
l-11
test sequence, 1-12
test set interconnect, 1-12
connector repeatability, 5-2
connectors
on front panel, 7-17
on rear panel, 7-17
rear panel,
l-11
considerations for mixer measurements, 3-2
contents
of disk
IlIe,
4-33
of internal memory registers, 4-33
continuous and discrete markers, 2-17
continuous correction mode for power meter
calibration, 5-38
continuous mode, test set switch, 5-54
controller
external, 1
l-7
interface function, 11-16
control
lines,
11-17
ControIIing
the test set switch, 5-54
conventions for code naming, 11-22
conversion, 6-6
conversion compression mixer measurement,
3-28
conversion loss
and output power as a function of input
power level example, 3-28
equation,
3-l
1
example measurement,
3-l
1
procedure, 3-12
using the frequency offset mode, 3-7
using the tuned receiver mode connections,
3-22
using tuned receiver mode, 3-17
conversion menu, 6-30
(COPYJ
menu map, 8-5
correcting for measurement errors, 6-78
correction, 5-8
changing parameters, 5-5
stimulus state, 5-5
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