CMU Audio Generator and Analyzer (with Option CMU-B41)
1100.4903.12 6.71 E-10
CONFigure:AFANalyzer[:PRIMary]:FILTer:VBPass:BWIDth <Bandwidth> Bandwidth
CONFigure:AFANalyzer:SECondary:FILTer:VBPass:BWIDth <Bandwidth>
<Bandwidth>
Description of parameters Def. value Def. unit FW vers.
10 Hz to 1000 Hz Bandwidth of band pass 200 Hz V2.12
Description of command
This command determines the bandwidth of the variable band pass filter.
CONFigure:AFANalyzer[:PRIMary]:FILTer:WEIGhting <Weighting> Weighting Filter
CONFigure:AFANalyzer:SECondary:FILTer:WEIGhting <Weighting>
<Weighting>
Description of parameters Def. value Def. unit FW vers.
CME |
CCI |
OFF
Switch on C-message weighted filter
Switch on CCITT weighting filter
No weighting filter
OFF – V2.12
Description of command
This command selects the weighting filter after the fixed band pass (see Fig. 6-1).
Bandwidth (AC Coup.)
CONFigure:AFANalyzer[:PRIMary]:FILTer:BPASs:ACCoupling <Band pass>
CONFigure:AFANalyzer:SECondary:FILTer:BPASs:ACCoupling <Band pass>
<Band pass>
Description of parameters Def. value Def. unit FW vers.
BP01 |
BP02 |
BP03 |
BP04 |
BP05 |
BP06 |
BP07 |
BP08 |
BP09 |
BP10 |
BP11 |
BP12 |
BP13 |
BP14 |
BP15 |
BP16 |
BP17 |
BP18
CMU band pass filter with a bandwidth of
0 Hz to 250 Hz
6 Hz to 250 Hz
50 Hz to 250 Hz
0 Hz to 3000 Hz
6 Hz to 3000 Hz
50 Hz to 3000 Hz
300 Hz to 3000 Hz
0 Hz to 4000 Hz
6 Hz to 4000 Hz
50 Hz to 4000 Hz
300 Hz to 4000 Hz
0 Hz to 15000 Hz
6 Hz to 15000 Hz
50 Hz to 15000 Hz
300 Hz to 15000 Hz
0 Hz to 21000 Hz
6 Hz to 21000 Hz
50 Hz to 21000 Hz
BP16
– V3.05
Description of command
This command selects the first band pass in the AF analyzer to be used if the AF path coupling is set to AC (see
CONFigure:AFANalyzer...:COUPling command).
Note: In firmware versions
≥
V2.12 but <V3.05, the CONFigure:AFANalyzer... :FILTer:BPASs
commands replace the CONFigure:AFANalyzer... :FILTer:BPASs:ACCoupling and CON-
Figure:AFANalyzer...:FILTer: BPASs:DCCoupling commands. No distinction is made be-
tween AC and DC path coupling.
To Next Page
Loading...
