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<TouchstoneFile> String parameter to specify name and directory of the Touch-
stone file to be loaded. A *.s1p file must be used for one-port
standards, a *.s2p file for two-port standards.
If no path is specified the analyzer searches the current direc-
tory, to be queried with MMEMory:CDIRectory
*RST: -
<FirstPort> First port number (sufficient for one-port standards). If the port
numbers are omitted, the cal kit data is valid for all ports.
<SecondPort> Second port number, for two-port standards. If the port numbers
are omitted, the cal kit data is valid for all ports.
Example:
MMEM:LOAD:CKIT:SDAT 'N 50 Ohm','Default
Kit',MOPEN,'Test data','test.s1p',1
Load the file Test.s1p from the current directory in order to
define the properties of an Open (m) standard in the cal kit
named "Default Kit" for the N 50 Ω connector type. Assign the
label "Test data" and specify that the standard data is valid for
port no. 1 only.
Usage: Setting only
Manual operation: See "Read .s1p File... / Read .s2p File..." on page 619
Connector and cal kit naming conventions:
Connector and calibration kit names must be entered as string parameters. The strings
contain the connector and cal kit names used in the Calibration Kits dialog; a Ω
in the name must be replaced by 'Ohm', e.g.:
–'NewKit1' denotes the user-defined calibration kit "NewKit1".
–'N 50 Ohm Ideal Kit' denotes the "N 50 Ω Ideal Kit".
–'ZV-Z21 typical' denotes the cal kit "ZV-Z21 typical".
MMEMory:LOAD:CKIT:SDATa:WLABel <ConnectorType>, <CalKitName>,
<KitLabel>, <StandardType>, <StandardLabel>, <TouchstoneFile>[,
<FirstPort>[, <SecondPort>]]
Loads characterization data from the given Touchstone file; similar to existing com-
mand MMEMory:LOAD:CKIT:SDATa but supports cal kit addressing by label.
Setting parameters:
<ConnectorType> String parameter containing the name of the connector type.
<CalKitName> String parameter containing the name of a calibration kit availa-
ble on the analyzer.
<KitLabel> String parameter containing the label of a calibration kit available
on the analyzer. An empty string means that no label is defined.
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