R&S FSW Series - Page 903

Remote Commands
R&S
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FSW
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Example:
NPR:CHAN:BWID 100000000
NPR:NOTC:COUN 2
NPR:NOTC1:BWID 5000000
A bandwidth of 100000000 - (2*5000000) = 90000000 Hz is
used as a basis for the total power density.
Manual operation: See "Channel Bandwidth" on page 224
[SENSe:]NPRatio:CHANnel:INTegration:AUTO <State>
Determines which bandwidth is used for total power density calculation.
Parameters:
<State> ON | OFF | 0 | 1
OFF | 0
The integration bandwidth and its position is defined manually
using [SENSe:]NPRatio:CHANnel:INTegration:BWIDth
on page 903 and [SENSe:]NPRatio:CHANnel:
INTegration:FREQuency:OFFSet on page 904.
The entire specified bandwidth is used, including any defined
notches.
ON | 1
The integration bandwidth is defined automatically as the chan-
nel bandwidth, without the notches, centered around the center
frequency (see [SENSe:]NPRatio:CHANnel:BWIDth
on page 902).
*RST:
1
Example:
NPR:CHAN:INT:AUTO ON
Manual operation: See "Integration Bandwidth" on page 224
[SENSe:]NPRatio:CHANnel:INTegration:BWIDth <Frequency>
Defines the bandwidth to be used for total power calculation as an absolute value. This
value is only considered for [SENSe:]NPRatio:CHANnel:INTegration:AUTOOFF.
The entire specified bandwidth is used, including any defined notches.
Parameters:
<Frequency> *RST: 72 MHz
Default unit: HZ
Example:
NPR:CHAN:INT:AUTO OFF
Selects manual definition of the integration bandwidth.
NPR:CHAN:INT:BWID 100000000
Sets the integration bandwidth to 100 MHz.
Manual operation: See "Integration Bandwidth" on page 224
Configuring and Performing Measurements