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to
access
the
calibration
fador
menu
for
power
sensor A (HP 8482A for a
500
analyzer, or HP
8483A
Option
HO3
for a
75Q
analyzer).
6. Zero and calibrate the power meter and power sensor.
7. Build a table of up to 55 points (55 frequencies with their calibration
factors).
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enter each point, follow these steps:
b. Input a frequency value and then press the appropriate key
(@J,
m,
or
@I).
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Press
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ad
enter
the
cabration
fador
percentage
eat
corresponds to the frequency you entered.
The
cal
factor and frequency values are found on the back of the sensor.
If you make a mistake, press
a
and re-enter the correct value.
Note
The following terms are part of the sensor calibration menu:
allows you to select a frequency point.
allows you to edit or change a previously entered
value.
allows you to delete a point from the sensor
cal
factor table.
allows you to add a point into the sensor cal
factor table.
allows you to erase the entire sensor cal factor
table.
allows you to complete the points entry of the
sensor cal factor table.
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Adjustments and Correction Constants
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