Rohde & Schwarz SMB100A - Overview of General Instrument Settings; General Instrument Settings

Instrument Function
R&S
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SMB100A
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see chapter 5.3.7.3, "RF Level Sweep", on page 155
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ALC
see chapter 5.3.5.4, "Automatic Level Control - ALC", on page 128
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Power Sensors
see chapter 5.3.6.1, "NRP-Z Power Viewer", on page 141
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User Correction
see chapter 5.3.5.6, "User Correction", on page 134
The analog and external digital modulations are activated in the "Modulation" function
block:
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Amplitude Modulation
see chapter 5.4.2, "Amplitude Modulation (AM)", on page 169
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Frequency Modulation
see chapter 5.4.3, "Frequency Modulation (FM)", on page 172
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Phase Modulation
see chapter 5.4.4, "Phase Modulation (PhiM)", on page 175
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Pulse Modulation
see chapter 5.4.5, "Pulse Modulation (PM)", on page 178
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Stereo Modulation
see chapter 5.4.6, "Stereo Modulation", on page 180
The internal LF generators, the LF frequency sweep and the pulse generator are con-
figured in the "Mod Gen" function block:
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LF Frequency Sweep
see chapter 5.5.3, "LF Frequency Sweep", on page 189
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LF output
see chapter 5.5.2, "LF Output", on page 187
5.2 General Instrument Settings
5.2.1 Overview of General Instrument Settings
This section describes the settings which do not directly affect signal generation. Most of
these settings can only be accessed by means of menus which are opened using keys
or key combinations on the external keyboard or keys on the front panel key emulation.
The general instrument settings therefore affect various functions, such as storing instru-
ment settings using the FILE key or setting the GPIB address in the menu of the
SETUP key. The order in which the descriptions are given corresponds to the layout of
the keys on the front panel of the R&S SMB (from top left to bottom right).
General Instrument Settings