Appendix A SCPI Command Reference
FETCh Subsystem
WCDMA Options Version 6.20
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:FETCh:PSUPply:ALL
:FETCh:PSUPply:APOWer
Query
This query returns the latest measurement result values of the sequence of power/
current consumption measurements as specified with the
:CONF:MEAS:GRO:PSUP command and measured with the
:MEAS[ARRay]:PSUP:GRO command. The string returned contains the related
measurement result values, separated by commas. All measurement result values are
floating point real numbers. The number of measurement result values handed back
depends on the number and type of measurements defined with the
:CONF:MEAS:GRO:PSUP command.
The order of the measurement result values within the result string is as described
below for the :FETCh:PSUP:ALL command.
Example
:CONF:MEAS:GRO:PSUP ACUR,APOW
:MEAS:PSUP:GRO
:FETCh:PSUP:GRO?
In this example, the group of measurements consists of the average current con-
sumption and the average power consumption measurements. The values returned in
this example are:
"859.2,293.7".
Because of the internal order (see description of the command below), the first mea-
surement result value delivered back is the power consumption (in mW), followed by
the average current consumption (in mA).
Syntax
:FETCh:PSUPply:ALL?
Parameters
There are no parameters.
Description
There is solely a query form of this command available.
Query
This query returns the latest measurement result values of the
:MEAS[:ARRay]:PSUP:ALL measurement in a string. All measurement result
values of the power and current consumption measurements are floating point real
numbers, separated by commas.
The order of the measurement result values within the result string is as follows:
1. APOW, representing the average power consumption (in mW),
2. ACUR, representing the average current consumption, expressed in mA,
3. PCUR, representing the peak current consumption, expressed in mA.
Note: Any current measurement will need the MS Power Supply and Current Mea-
surement options to be installed on your Willtek 4400.
Example
:MEAS:PSUP:ALL
:FETCh:PSUP:ALL?
Returns a string like "893.5,395.4,1256.2".
Syntax
:FETCh:PSUPply:APOWer?
Parameters
There are no parameters.
Description
There is solely a query form of this command available.
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