measure swept harmonics, 2-81
measure swept RF/IF mixers, 3-7
measure transmission response in time
domain, 2-83
modify a sequence command, 2-72
modify calibration standards, 5-27
modify TRL calibration standards, 5-29
modify TRM calibration standards, 5-31
offset limit lines, 2-54
output a single page of values, 4-30
output multiple plots to a single page using
a printer, 4-25
output plot files, 4-20
output plot
files
from a PC to a plotter,
4-22
output plot
files
from a PC to a printer,
4-23
output single page plots using a printer,
4-24
output the entire list of values, 4-31
plot a measurement to disk, 4-19
plot measurements in page quadrants,
4-28
plot multiple measurements on a full page,
4-26
plot multiple measurements per page,
4-17, 4-26
plot one measurement per page, 4-16
plot to an HPGL compatible printer, 4-18
power meter calibrate, 3-6
print a sequence, 2-75
print multiple measurements per page,
4-7
print one measurement per page, 4-6
print or plot list values or operating
parameters, 4-30
purge a sequence from disk, 2-75
ratio measurements in channel 1 and 2,
2-8
recall a
hle,
4-42
reduce receiver crosstalk, 5-57
reduce receiver noise floor, 5-56
reduce the averaging factor, 5-52
reduce the number of points, 5-52
reduce trace noise, 5-57
rename a file, 4-42
re-save a
Rle,
4-41
reset plotting parameters to default values,
4-16
reset the printing parameters to default
values, 4-6
review limit line segments, 2-53
run a limit test, 2-53
run a test sequence, 2-70
save a data trace to the display memory,
2-7
save an instrument state, 4-35
save measurement results, 4-36
search for a target amplitude, 2-34
search for bandwidth, 2-35
search for maximum amplitude, 2-32
search for
minimum amplitude, 2-33
sequence tests, 2-68
set auto sweep time mode, 5-51
set center frequency with markers, 2-28
set CW frequency using markers, 2-31
set display reference using markers, 2-30
set electrical delay using markers, 2-31
set frequency range, 2-3
set frequency span with markers, 2-29
set source power, 2-4
set start frequency with markers, 2-27
set stop frequency with markers, 2-27
set the measurement parameters, 2-3
set the measurement type, 2-4
set the sweep type, 5-53
solve printing or plotting problems, 4-32
solve problems with disk storage, 443
stop a sequence, 2-70
store a sequence on a disk, 2-74
subtract the memory trace from the
measurement data trace, 2-8
title the active channel display, 2-9
title the displayed measurement, 4-29
track amplitude, 2-35
use analyzer display markers, 2-17
use continuous and discrete markers, 2-17
use delta (A) markers, 2-20
use frequency offset mode, 3-7
use limit lines, 246
use
~~~,~~~~,
to
wthte
a
axed
reference
marker,
2-23
use polar format markers, 2-24
use receiver calibration, 5-12
use Smith chart markers, 2-25
use swept list mode to increase sweep
speed, 5-50
use the tuned receiver
mc+e,
2-66
use
the
~~~~~~~~.~
key
to
a&v&e
a tied reference marker, 2-22
view a single measurement channel, 5-53
view both primary channels, 2-6
view plot
hles
on a PC, 4-20
view the measurement data and memory
trace, 2-7
widen system bandwidth, 5-52
HP
8753A/B/C/D
differences, 1-15
HP
8753D/E
differences, 1-15
Index-10
To Next Page
Loading...
