7 Save/Recall/Print
7.3 Save
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Sweep Time Auto
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TriggerSource
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Video Bandwidth
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x DB
The data above is followed in the file by a line containing “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 two
comma-separated values, for MeasResult1 and MeasResult2 respectively.
The MeasResult1 set in the file corresponds to the data returned by
:MEAS|:READ|:FETCh:OBWidth1, and the MeasResult2 set corresponds to the
data returned by :MEAS|:READ|:FETCh:OBWidth2.
The exported file is in CSV format, with a .csv extension.
Meas Results File Example
When imported into Microsoft Excel, a typical Meas Results CSV file appears as
shown in the example below.
MeasResult
SA:OBW
A.10.53 N9030A
526 ALV ATP B1X B1Y B25 B40 BBA CR3 CRP DCF DDA DP2 DRD EA3
EDP EMC EP1 ERC ESC ESP EXM FSA LFE LNP MAT MPB NFE NUL P26
PFR PNC RTL RTS S40 SB1 SEC SM1 TVT YAS YAV
1
Auto Sweep Time Rules Normal
Average Mode Exponential
Average Number 10
Average State TRUE
Center Frequency 1.33E+10
Detector Average
IFGain FALSE
IFGainAuto FALSE
Internal Preamp FALSE
Internal Preamp Band Low
Limit 5000000
Limit State FALSE
Max Hold FALSE
OBW Percent Pwr 99
2587 Spectrum Analyzer Mode User's &Programmer's Reference
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