Rohde & Schwarz RTP Series - Common Settings for Components

Deembedding (Option R&S RTP-K121/-K122)
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If disabled, the deembedding calculation is done by software. This method is slower,
therefore, triggering on the corrected signal is not possible.
Remote command:
DEEMbedding<m>:REALtime on page 2294
Meas setup definition
Simulates the complete measurement setup with all components.
To add a component, tap the + icon and select the component type: cable, fixture,
adapter, proven probe, proven cable, or others ("Custom"). The DUT component is
always included in the deembedding. Also, a connected R&S RT-ZM, R&S RT-ZD or
R&S RT-ZS probe with Rohde & Schwarz interface is automatically recognized and
included in the deembedding.
The remark "bypassed" indicates that the component is disabled and not considered in
the deembedding calculation as long as it is not configured correctly.
Remote command:
DEEMbedding<m>:ADD on page 2293
DEEMbedding<m>:REMove on page 2293
DEEMbedding<m>:CCOunt? on page 2293
Save / recall deembedding settings
Saves the complete deembedding configuration, or loads a saved deembedding con-
figuration. The file format is XML.
To save the deembedding configuration, enter a filename and tap "Save". Alternatively,
tap "Save as" to open the file selection dialog box, see Chapter 12.5, "File selection
dialog", on page 509.
To load a deembedding configuration, tap "Open" and select the required file.
Remote command:
DEEMbedding<m>:NAME on page 2295
DEEMbedding<m>:SAVE on page 2295
DEEMbedding<m>:OPEN on page 2296
DEEMbedding<m>:DELete on page 2296
Preset Deembedding
Sets the complete deembedding configuration to the default values.
Remote command:
DEEMbedding<m>:PRESet on page 2295
19.2.2 Common settings for components
The "Components" tab has several subtabs to configure each component of the mea-
surement setup that was defined on the "Setup" tab.
Settings that are available on all subtabs are described in this chapter. Other settings
are component-specific and explained in the following chapters.
Deembedding settings