Appendix A SCPI Command Reference
CALCulate Subsystem
396 WCDMA Options Version 6.20
:CALCulate:PSUPply:ALL:LIMit:UPPer[:DATA]
:CALCulate:PSUPply:ALL:LIMit:LOWer[:DATA]
:CALCulate:PSUPply:APOWer:LIMit[:FAIL]?
Syntax
:CALCulate:PSUPply:ALL:LIMit:UPPer[:DATA]
<real1>,<real2>,<real3>
Parameters
real1, real2 and real3 are floating point real numbers.
– real1 is the upper limit for the average power consumption. Its minimum value
is 0.0, the maximum is 2000.0, the default value is 2000.0.
– real2 is the upper limit for average current consumption. Its minimum value is
0.0, the maximum is 1000.0, the default value is 1000.0
– real3 is the upper limit for peak current consumption. Its minimum value is
0.0, the maximum is 4000.0, the default value is 4000.0
Description
Sets the upper limits for the current measurements.
Query
The query form of this command is not available.
Example
:CALC:PSUP:ALL:LIM:UPP 2.3, 200.0, 1400.0
Sets the upper limit of the current measurements to 2.3 W for the average power,
200 mA for the average current and 1400 mW for the peak current.
Syntax
:CALCulate:PSUPply:ALL:LIMit:LOWer[:DATA]
<real1>,<real2>,<real3>
Parameters
real1, real2, real3 are floating point real numbers.
– real1 is the lower limit for power consumption. Its minimum value is 0.0, the
maximum is 2000.0, the default value is 2000.0.
– real2 is the lower limit for average current consumption. Its minimum value is
0.0, the maximum is 1000.0, the default value is 1000.0
– real3 is the lower limit for peak current consumption. Its minimum value is
0.0, the maximum is 4000.0, the default value is 4000.0
Description
Sets the lower limits for the current measurements.
Query
The query form of this command is not available.
Example
:CALC:PSUP:ALL:LIM:LOW 0,0,0
Sets the lower limit of the current measurements to all 0.0.
Syntax
:CALCulate:PSUPply:APOWer:LIMit[:FAIL]?
Parameters
There are no parameters.
Description
There is solely a query form of this command available.
Query
This command delivers one boolean number, indicating whether the user-definable
limits of the average power consumption measurement were violated by a measure-
ment result value or not.
A 0 means that all measurement result values were within the limits set, while a 1
indicates that at least one measurement result value did violate at least one of the
limits.
The limits can be set using the commands described below.
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