7 Save/Recall/Print
7.3 Save
Scale/Div 2
Trigger Holdoff 0.1
Trigger Holdoff State FALSE
TriggerSource Free
MeasResult1 MeasResult2 MeasResult3 MeasResult4
-73.0651058869747 36.9712197125257 36.7879441171442
36.9712197125257 36.8850431211499 36.7032368203129
7.3.19 IQ Waveform Meas Results File Contents
An IQ Waveform Meas Results File contains measurement results with the following
header information:
–
File ID string, which is “MeasResult”
–
Measurement ID following Mode ID, for example, WCDMA:WAV
–
Firmware rev and model number
–
Option string
–
Center Frequency
–
Input Port
–
Info BW
–
Capture Time
The data above is followed in the file by a line containing MeasResult0,
MeasResult1, and MeasResult2. This line forms a header for each set of
measurement results, which appear in subsequent lines. Each line of Measurement
Results consists of 3 comma-separated values.
The MeasResult0 set in the file corresponds to the data returned by
MEAS|READ|FETCh:WAVeform0; the MeasResult1 set corresponds to the data
returned by :MEAS|READ|FETCh WAVeform1, and the MeasResult2 set
corresponds to the data returned by :MEAS|READ|FETCh WAVeform2. See "Remote
Command Results" on page 1741 for details.
The exported file is in CSV format, with a .csv extension.
Meas Results File Example
When imported into Microsoft Excel or a similar spreadsheet application, a typical
Meas Results CSV file appears as shown in the example below.
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