HP 8753E - Device Types

types, 5-4
correction procedures
use of, 5-5
Cor status notation, l-8
couple and uncouple display markers, 2-24
coupled
channels, 2-7, 2-8
markers, 6-9
coupling
channel power, 6-16
port power, 6-16
power, 6-16
primary channel stimulus, 6-21
creating a sequence, 2-69
crosstalk, 6-60
reducing, 5-57
uncorrected specifications, 7-3
CA status notation, l-8
CW time sweep, 6-27
CW time-to-frequency domain, 6-142
D
damage level, 7-11
data
bus, 11-17
divided by memory, 2-8
loss of power calibration, 5-34
processing, 6-4-7
rate, 11-18
statistics, 2-36
trace saved to the display memory, 2-7
transfer, 11-17
units, 11-24
data and memory viewing, 2-7
data arrays
flexibility, 4-36
data formats, ASCII, 439
data point
definition of, 6-5
data processing flow diagram, 4-37
data retention
for internal memory, 4-33
data storage
types of, 12-1
DC1 (complete device clear), 11-19
debug mode, 11-24
decrease
frequency span, 5-51
the sweep rate, 5-48
the time delay, 5-49
default
iIle names, 4-33
Iine types for plotter, 4-14
pen numbers for plot elements, 4-13
plotting parameters, 4-16
printing parameters, 4-6
default settings, 12-7
plotter pen numbers, 4-13
defined plotting components, 4-12
dehne standard menus, 6-85
defining
a plot, 4-12
the print, 4-5
definition of
calibration standards, 5-27
delay
electrical, 6-41
delay block
electrical, 6-6
delete display option, 1-13
deleting
ail instrument state ties, 4-41
an instrument state, 4-41
a single instrument state file, 4-41
frequency segments, 5-36
limit segments, 2-52
sequence commands, 2-71
Del status notation, l-8
delta (A) markers, 2-20
description and options, l-l
designing fixtures, 6-170
deviation from linear phase measurement,
2-42
device clear (DCl), 11-19
device types for HP-IB, 11-16
diagram of measurement frequencies, 3-10
differences among the HP 8753A/B/C/D, 1-15
differences among the HP 8753D/E, 1-15
differences between
port extensions and electrical delay, 5-3
the HP 8753A/B/C/D, 1-15
the HP 8753D/E, 1-15
dimensions of 7-mm test port, 7-17
dimensions of analyzer, 7-21
directional coupler compensation, 5-36
directivity, 6-58
uncorrected specifications, 7-3
directory size, 12-4
discrete and continuous markers, 2-17
disk
external, 12-4
IIIe contents, 4-33
formatting, 443
internal, 12-4
storage of a sequence, 2-74
storage problems, 4-43
storing data, 12-4
disk drive
configming to plot, 4-11
location, l-4