HP 8753E User Manual page 499

located under the 1Menu) key, is the standard sweep mode of the
analyzer, in which the sweep is triggered automatically and
continuously and the trace is updated with each sweep.
brings up the conversion menu which converts the measured
data to impedance (Z) or admittance (Y). When a conversion
parameter has been defined, it is shown in brackets under the
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provides access to the menus used for controlling external
plotters and printers and dehning the plot parameters.
turns error correction on or off. The analyzer uses the most
recent calibration data for the displayed parameter. If the
stimulus state has been changed since calibration, the original
state is recalled, and the message "SOURCE PARAMETERS
CHANGED" is displayed.
switches the counter to count the analog bus.
switches the counter to count the Al4 fractional-N VCO
frequency after it has been divided down to 100 kHz for
phase-locking the VCO.
switches the counter to count the Al4 fractional-N VCO
frequency at the node shown on the overall block diagram.
switches the internal counter off and removes the counter
display from the LCD.
toggles the channel coupling of stimulus values. With
the same stimuhis values (the inactive channel takes on the
stimulus values of the active channel).
is used to set the frequency for power sweep and CW time
sweep modes If the instrument is not in either of these two
modes, it is automatically switched into CW time mode.
turns on a sweep mode similar to an oscilloscope. The analyzer
is set to a single frequency, and the data is displayed versus
in the stimulus menu.
this math function ratios channels 1 and 2, and puts the results
in the channel 2 data array. Both channels must be on and
have the same number of points Refer to Chapter 2, "Making
Measurements" for information on how to use this function to
make gain compression measurements.
displays both the current data and memory traces.
specifies whether or not to store the error-corrected data on
disk with the instrument state.