Rohde & Schwarz R&S SGS100A - Filter; Frequency; Level Offset State,Level Offset; Source

Signal generator settings
R&S
®
SGS100A
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Remote command:
:SENSe<ch>[:POWer]:ZERO on page 259
Source ← Sensor Settings
Selects the source for measurement.
"RF"
Assigns the signal to the RF path of the R&S SGS.
The R&S SGS transfers the RF frequency and level settings to the
R&S power sensor automatically. Thus you achieve power readings
of high accuracy, irrespective from the connected sensor type.
"User"
Sets a user defined frequency.
Example:
If you have a frequency converting device between the generator and
the DUT. If the frequency converter doubles the frequency, you can
set twice the frequency in the R&S SGS. The R&S power sensor con-
siders this RF frequency setting.
Set the parameter Frequency to the measurement's frequency.
Remote command:
:SENSe<ch>[:POWer]:SOURce on page 257
Frequency ← Sensor Settings
Defines the frequency value if "Source > User" is used.
Remote command:
:SENSe<ch>[:POWer]:FREQuency on page 256
Level Offset State,Level Offset ← Sensor Settings
Activates and defines a level offset which is considered in the power measurement
result. The level offset value is always expressed in dB, irrespective of the display of
the measurement result.
This function allows you to consider, for example, an attenuator in the signal path.
Remote command:
:SENSe<ch>[:POWer]:OFFSet on page 257
:SENSe<ch>[:POWer]:OFFSet:STATe on page 257
Filter ← Sensor Settings
Selects the way the length of the used filter is defined.
See also "About the measuring principle, averaging filter, filter length, and achieving
stable results" on page 118.
"Auto"
Selects the filter length automatically and adjusts it to the measured
value. The value is indicated with the parameter Filter Length.
When high output power is applied, the filter length and therefore the
measurement time can be short.
When low output power is applied, the filter length and therefore the
measurement time is increased which reduces the considered noise
content in your measurement.
Level and power-on settings