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ZNB/ZNBT

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Error Term Description Receive Ports (S-parameter)

SCORr14 Source match 3 (S33)

SCORr15 Reflection tracking 3 (S33)

SCORr16 Isolation 3 (S31)

SCORr17 Load match 3 (S31)

SCORr18 Transmission tracking 3 (S13)

SCORr19 Isolation 1 (S13)

SCORr20 Load match 1 (S13)

SCORr21 Transmission tracking 1 (S13)

SCORr22 Isolation 3 (S32)

SCORr23 Load match 3 (S32)

SCORr24 Transmission tracking 3 (S32)

SCORr25 Isolation 2 (S23)

SCORr26 Load match 2 (S23)

SCORr27 Transmission tracking 2 (S23)

Note: The error terms are channel-specific; they apply to the active calibration of chan-

nel no. <Chn> or to the factory calibration (if no channel calibration is active). For the

factory calibration, the query form is allowed only (no change of factory calibration

data).

Tip: Use the generalized command [SENSe<Ch>:]CORRection:CDATa to read or

write error terms for arbitrary analyzer ports. For additional programming examples

refer to Chapter 8.2.5.3, "Saving and recalling error terms", on page 1518.

CALCulate:DATA:ALL? <Format>[, <RecallSet>]

Reads the current response values of all traces of the referenced recall set.

Query parameters:

<Format> FDATa | SDATa | MDATa

Output format for the S-parameter data, see

CALCulate<Chn>:DATA.

<RecallSet> Recall set name; if omitted the active recall set is used

Return values:

<Data> Response values either in ASCII or block data format, depend-

ing on the current FORMat[:DATA] setting.

Example: See CALCulate<Chn>:DATA

Usage: Query only

SCPI command reference

R&S ZNB Series User Manual

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