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Configuring the RF Signal
R&S
®
SMW200A
564User Manual 1175.6632.02 ─ 30
In this operating mode, the generator adjusts the output level whenever the fre-
quency or level setting changes.
Noise sensitive applications
The parameter "RF OFF Mode > Full Attenuation" sets maximum attenuation and
thus suppresses noise when you turn off the RF signal.
Interactions and characteristics
The spectral purity of the RF output signal decreases with high attenuation.
Fixed mode is effective when automatic level control is activated (ALC State = On).
The setting of the RF OFF Mode > Full Attenuation has priority over the RF level
Mode > Fixed or Manual, regardless of the selected settings characteristics.
8.9.1.1 Attenuator Settings
Access:
Select "RF" > "RF Level" > "Level > Attenuator".
In the "Attenuator" dialog, you can select the operating mode of the step attenuator,
the instrument is equipped with.
The remote commands required to define these settings are described in Chap-
ter 14.16, "OUTPut Subsystem", on page 885 and Chapter 14.19.16,
"SOURce:POWer Subsystem", on page 1188.
Settings
Mode........................................................................................................................... 564
Attenuation..................................................................................................................565
Level Range................................................................................................................565
RF OFF Mode............................................................................................................. 565
Mode
Determines the operating mode of the step attenuator.
Note: RF OFF Mode > Full Attenuation has higher priority than "Fixed" or "Manual".
"Auto"
Adjusts the attenuator settings automatically.
Improving Level Performance

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