General Instrument Setup
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To restore the original dynamic range, you have to compensate for the transducer fac-
tor. You can do this by adjusting the reference level accordingly. If you turn on the auto-
matic adjustment of the reference level (➙"Adjust Ref Level"), the R&S ESW restores
the original dynamic range as best as possible by changing the reference level by the
maximum level shift defined in the active transducer factor.
Remote command:
See Chapter 15.9.4, "Transducers", on page 629.
Design and management of transducer factors
Before you define the characteristics of a transducer factor, make sure that you have
actually selected the tab to configure transducer factors.
You can configure a transducer factor in several ways:
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Edit a transducer factor that already exists (➙"Edit").
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Create a new transducer factor (➙"New").
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Create a new transducer factor based on an existing one (➙"Copy").
If necessary, you can delete the selected transducer factor at any time (➙"Delete")
Each of the options opens the dialog box that contains the functionality to characterize
a transducer factor.
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"Name" / "Comment"
Defines a name and / or comment of the transducer factor.
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"Unit"
Selects the unit of the transducer factor.
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"X-Axis"
Selects linear or logarithmic scaling of the x-axis.
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"Position" and "Value"
Define the data points of the transducer factor (including a graphical preview).
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"Insert Value"
Insert a transducer factor data point. Alternatively, you can click in the table itself to
add a new data point.
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"Delete Value"
Deletes the currently selected data point. The currently selected data point is high-
lighted blue.
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"Shift x" / "Shift y"
Shifts all data points of the transducer factor horizontally or vertically by a certain
amount.
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"Import" / "Export"
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