Agilent Technologies 8560E User Manual page 206

Agilent technologies 8560 e-series and ec-series spectrum analyzers
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Key Function Descriptions
Key Descriptions
6dBPOINTS
10 MHzEXT INT
If an external frequency reference is selected but not supplied to the
NOTE
rear panel, hardware error messages are displayed. Refer to the
Chapter 8 for more information.
A-B→AON OFF
A+B→A
A-B+DL→AON OFF
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When used remotely, the MKBW command finds the
signal bandwidth at 3 dB below the on-screen marker
(if a marker is present) or the signal peak (if no
on-screen marker is present).
Front-panel key access:
When using 6dB POINTS, a peak search is performed
and the 6 dB bandwidth of the largest signal on-screen
is displayed in the message area. When used remotely,
the MKBW command finds the signal bandwidth at 6
dB below the on-screen marker (if a marker is present)
or the signal peak (if no on-screen marker is present).
Front-panel key access:
Allows you to select either an internal frequency
reference or your own external frequency reference. An
external reference must be 10 MHz ±100 Hz at a
nominal amplitude of 0 dBm (limits are from −2 dBm to
+10 dBm). The external reference must be connected to
connector J9 (J9 is labeled "10 MHz REF IN/OUT"), on
the rear panel. An X displayed on the left edge of the
display denotes external reference mode.
Front-panel key access:
Turns the trace math function A−B→A ON or OFF.
When this function is ON, the contents of trace B are
subtracted from the contents of trace A; the result is
placed in trace A. When this function is on, the trace A
minus trace B math function is executed on all
subsequent sweeps. An M appears on the left edge of the
display to indicate the function is active.
Front-panel key access:
Sums the contents of trace A with the contents of trace
B, and places the result in trace A. This function is done
only once and not on a continuous basis.
Front-panel key access:
Turns the trace math function A−B+DL→A ON or
OFF. When this function is ON, the contents of trace B
are subtracted from the contents of trace A and the
value of the display line is added to the result then
displayed in trace A.
MEAS/USER
MEAS/USER
AUX CTRL
TRACE
TRACE
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