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Data > Transforms > 2 Single-Ended, 1Balanced Port
Pull down Data > Transforms > 2 Single-Ended, 1 Balanced Port to perform mixed-mode
mathematical transformations on the data. Test-set ports 1 and 3 are assumed to be
single-ended ports, and ports 2 and 4 are assumed to be a balanced pair. See
"How to Interpret
Mixed-Mode S-Parameters" on page 60
for more information.
This transform is only available when measuring in the 4-port configuration.
NOTE
Data > Transforms > 1 Single-Ended, 1 Balanced Port
Pull down Data > Transforms > 1 Single-Ended, 1 Balanced Port to perform mixed mode
mathematical transformations on the data. This transform is only available when measuring
in the 3-port configuration. Test-set port 1 is assumed to be single-ended, and ports 2 and 4
are assumed to be a balanced pair. See
"How to Interpret Mixed-Mode S-Parameters" on
page 60
for more information.
Data > Transforms > 1 Balanced Port
Pull down Data > Transforms > 1 Balanced Port to perform mixed mode mathematical
transformation on the data. This transform is only available when measuring in 2-port, ports
2 and 4 configuration (not ports 1 and 3). Ports 2 and 4 are assumed to be a balanced pair.
Data > Display Visible
Pull down Data > Display Visible to toggle the data display on or off. Use this function when
program operations have turned the data display off and you need to restore it.
Data > Reset Display to Default Config
Pull down Data > Reset Display to Default Config to restore the stored display. This will
remove any changes you have made to the display configuration.
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