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Keysight N9915-90015 User’s Guide 71
DTF (Distance to Fault) Measurements
DTF Measurement Settings
—Press Recall Cable to load a Cable file from the specified Storage Device
Storage Device Changes the device used to save or recall Cable files. This
is a different setting from the Save/Recall Storage Device setting. Choose
from Internal (default setting), USB (must be connected) or SD card.
About Cable files
Cable files are saved to, and recalled from, the Cables folder. If the folder
does not already exist on a USB or SD card, it is created automatically
before storing the file.
Cable files are stored as *.xml files. Existing cable files that are preloaded
into the FieldFox firmware can be overwritten. Your edited file will NOT be
overwritten when firmware is updated.
—To DELETE a Cable file, use the Manage Files feature. Learn more in
“Manage Files” on page 826.
How the Freq/Loss pairs are applied
When the cable file contains one Freq/Loss pair, that correction value is
applied to the entire displayed frequency span.
When the cable file contains two or more Freq/Loss pairs, the Loss value that is
used is interpolated from the Freq/Loss pairs and the DTF center frequency.
For example, using a cable file with the following Freq/Loss pairs:
The center frequency for the measurement is determined from the
calculated (Stop – Start) frequency values (seen on the second page of
DTF Settings):
The Loss value for the measurement is interpolated from the Freq/Loss pairs at
the Center Freq:
The correction for loss at 5 meters in one direction: 0.18 dB/m * 5m = 0.9 dB.
All DTF measurements correct for loss for travel down the DUT and back, so
double the correction: 0.9 dB * 2 = 1.8 dB.
1 GHz: 0.1 dB/m
2 GHz: 0.2 dB/m
Calculated Start = 2.0 MHz
Calculated Stop = 3.598 GHz
Center Freq = 1.80 GHz
1 GHz = 0.1 dB/m
1.8 GHz = 0.18 dB/m
2 GHz = 0.2 dB/m

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