R&S ZVL GUI Reference
Trace Menu
Operating Manual 1303.6580.32-06
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The analyzer locates bandpass and bandstop regions and determines their position (C
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nter frequency)
and shape (Bandwidth, LBE, UBE, Quality factor Q; see Show Results). For a meaningful definition of the
x dB Bandwidth criterion, the trace format must be dB Mag.
• Bandpass Search Ref to Max activates the search for a bandpass region in the active trace,
starting at the absolute maximum of the active trace within the search range.
• Bandpass Search Ref to Marker activates the search for a bandpass region in the active trace,
starting at the position of the active marker.
• Bandstop Search Ref to Max activates the search for a bandstop region in the active trace,
starting at the absolute minimum of the active trace within the search range.
• Bandfilter Tracking causes the bandfilter search to be repeated after each sweep.
• Level... sets the level defining the filter bandwidth.
• Search Range... confines the search to a subrange of the sweep.
• Search Result Off hides the display of the bandfilter parameters in the diagram area.
Bandfilter mode can be selected for a broad range of measured quantities (Trace – Measure),
provided that the display format is dB Mag. To obtain real filter parameters, the measured quantity
must be a transmission S-parameter and a frequency sweep must be performed. For other
quantities (e.g reflection parameters), the Bandfilter functions are still useful to analyze general
trace properties. In some display formats (e.g. Phase) the bandfilter search is disabled.
Bandpass Search Ref to Max
Activates the search for a bandpass region on the active trace and activates bandfilter Tracking. A
bandpass region is the tallest peak in the search range with a minimum excursion specified by means of
the x dB Bandwidth parameter.
When Bandpass Search is activated the analyzer uses (or creates) the four markers Mkr 1 to Mkr 4 to
locate the bandpass region.
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