R&S FSV3000 Series - Reference: Transducer Factor File Format

General Instrument Setup
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Delete Value
Deletes the selected data point in the "Edit Transducer" dialog box.
Shift x
Shifts the x-value of each data point horizontally by the defined shift width.
Shift y
Shifts the y-value of each data point vertically by the defined shift width.
Save
Saves the currently edited transducer line under the name defined in the "Name" field.
Remote command:
MMEMory:SELect[:ITEM]:TRANsducer:ALL on page 1069
MMEMory:STORe<n>:STATe on page 1072
Import
Opens a file selection dialog box and loads the transducer factor from the selected file
in .CSV format.
Note that a valid import file must contain a minimum of required information for the
R&S FSV/A. For details on the file format see Chapter 12.5.3, "Reference: Transducer
Factor File Format", on page 599.
Remote command:
MMEMory:LOAD<n>:TFACtor on page 1101
Export
Opens a file selection dialog box and stores the currently displayed transducer factor to
the defined file in .CSV format.
For details on the file format see Chapter 12.5.3, "Reference: Transducer Factor File
Format", on page 599.
The transducer factor can be imported again later by the R&S FSV/A for use in other
measurements.
Remote command:
MMEMory:STORe<n>:TFACtor on page 1101
12.5.3 Reference: Transducer Factor File Format
Transducer factor data can be exported to a file in ASCII (CSV) format for further eval-
uation in other applications. Transducer factors stored in the specified ASCII (CSV) for-
mat can also be imported to the R&S FSV/A for other measurements.
For more information about transducer factors, see " Import " on page 599.
This reference describes in detail the format of the export/import files for transducer
factors. Note that the bold data is mandatory, all other data is optional.
Different language versions of evaluation programs may require a different handling of
the decimal point. Thus, you can define the decimal separator to be used (see " Deci-
mal Separator " on page 521).
Transducers