Agilent Technologies ENA Series User Manual page 482

Replacing the 8753ES with the E5070A/E5071A
Comparing Functions
Table F-5 Functions of the 8753ES vs. the E5070A/E5071A
Function
Reading/Writ Transfer format
ing data
Object to be read/written
Object to be read only
Reading data for a designated point or scope
Marker Number of markers
Active marker
Delta marker(Reference marker)
Marker coupling
Marker move mode
Fixed marker
Marker value display
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8753ES
Intra-device binary
IEEE 32-bit floating point
IEEE 64-bit floating point
ASCII
PC-DOS 32-bit floating point
Raw data array
Calibration coefficient array (before
interpolating)
Corrected data array
Formatted memory array
Memory trace
Calibration kit array data
Power meter calibration coefficient
array (before interpolating)
Pre-raw data (in Take4 mode)
Calibration coefficient array (after
interpolating)
Power meter calibration coefficient
array (after interpolating)
Allowed only for data traces
Up to five markers per channel
One marker per channel
Designates the marker displayed as
the reference marker.
Setting of Couple/Uncouple
definable
Continuous/discrete
(definable channel by channel)
One marker definable per channel
On/Off setting for the marker value
display definable per channel
E5070A/E5071A
IEEE 64-bit floating point
ASCII
Formatted data array
Formatted memory array
Corrected data array
Corrected memory array
Not allowed
Nine markers per tracer (exclude
reference marker)
One marker per trace
You can designate the reference
marker independently from the
markers displayed.
Setting of Couple/Uncouple
definable
(coupling available only between
markers on the same channel)
Continuous/discrete
(definable trace by trace)
Not available
All marker values for active traces
are displayed on each channel.
Display/No Display setting for the
marker table displaying all marker
values definable
Appendix F