Command reference
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Example:
MMEM:LOAD:CKIT 'C:\Users\Public\
Documents\Rohde-Schwarz\ZNA\
Calibration\Kits\New Kit 1.calkit'
Load the previously created cal kit file New Kit 1.calkit
from the default cal kit directory.
CORR:CKIT:N50:SEL 'New Kit 1'
Assign the imported kit to the N 50 Ω connector type, assuming
that the cal kit name stored in New Kit 1.calkit reads New
Kit 1.
Manual operation: See "Add / Copy / Delete / Standards..." on page 563
[SENSe:]CORRection:CKIT:<StandardType>
<ConnType>, <CalKitName>,
<StandardLabel>, <MinFreq>, <MaxFreq>[, <DelayParam>, <Loss>, <Z0>[,
<C0>, <C1>, <C2>, <C3>, <L0>, <L1>, <L2>, <L3>[, OPEN | SHORt | MATCh |
<Resistance>[, <Port1>[, <Port2>]]]]]
[SENSe:]CORRection:CKIT:<StandardType>? <ConnType>, <CalKitName>[,
<Port1>[, <Port2>]]
Defines the parameters of a (possibly non-ideal) 1 port or 2-port calibration standard
<StandardType> within a particular cal kit. Depending on the standard type, only a
subset of the parameters is used; see Table 7-13
Note
As the query does not reflect the delay mode specified using [SENSe:]CORRection:
CKIT:DMODe, it is deprecated and only available for backward compatibility reasons.
Use [SENSe:]CORRection:CKIT:STANdard:DATA?? instead.
Suffix:
<StandardType>
.
<string>
Standard type
For one-port standards, the first character denotes the gender,
for transmission standards the first two characters denote the
genders on both ends, e.g. MOPen for a male Open standard or
FFTHrough for a Through standard with female connectors.
For a complete list of standards, refer to Table 7-15.
Parameters:
<StandardLabel> Additional string label for the standard, typically the standard's
serial number
CalStandardProps Parameters <MinFreq>, ..., OPEN | SHORt | MATCh | <Resist-
ance> define the properties of the calibration standard. See
Parameter list.
Note: Sliding Match and Attenuation standards have only 2
parameters (<MinFreq>,<MaxFreq>). Through and Line stand-
ards only have 5 parameters (<MinFreq>,...,<Z0>).
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