Appendix A SCPI Command Reference
CALCulate Subsystem
WCDMA Options Version 6.20
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:CALCulate:MMINimum?
:CALCulate:MMAXimum?
:CALCulate:MSIGma?
Example
:CONF:MEAS:GRO:RFTX POW,PRMS
:CALC:RES
:MEAS:GSM:ARR:RFTX:GROup 20
:CALCulate:MAVerage?
In this example, first the group of measurements is defined by a power measurement
combined with a RMS phase error measurement. This group of measurements is per-
formed 20 times. After that, the single measurement result values will be averaged
and returned. The values returned in this example are:
"4.53,9.98".
Syntax
:CALCulate:MMINimum?
Parameters
There are no parameters.
Description
There is solely a query form of this command available.
Query
Returns the minimum measurement result value of the measurement started last. The
string delivered back will contain as many minimum values as measurement types
performed. The single minimum values will always have the format of floating point
real numbers and will be separated by commas.
Example
:MEAS:AFAN:SIN
:CALC:RES
...(other SCPI commands)...
:CALCulate:MMIN?
In this example, first a continuous SINAD measurement is started. After some time,
the :CALC:MMIN command is used to read out the minimum SINAD measured. The
string returned in this example is "42.6".
Syntax
:CALCulate:MMAXimum?
Parameters
There are no parameters.
Description
There is solely a query form of this command available.
Query
Returns the maximum measurement result value of the measurement started last.
The string delivered back will contain as many maximum values as measurement
types performed. The single maximum values will always have the format of floating
point real numbers and will be separated by commas.
Example
:MEAS:GSM:RFTX:FREQ
:CALC:RES
...(other SCPI commands)...
:CALCulate:MMAX?
In this example, first a continuous measurement of the mobile's frequency error is
started. After some time, the :CALC:MMAX command is used to read out the maxi-
mum frequency error of the mobile. The string returned in this example is "22.1".
Syntax
:CALCulate:MSIGma?
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