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HP E4419B Programming Manual

HP E4419B Programming Manual (481 pages)

Power Meters

Brand: HP | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 1.85 MB

Table of Contents

Legal Information
3
- Notice
  3
- Certification
  3
- Warranty
  3
- Limitation of Warranty
  4
- Equipment Operation
  5
  - Personal Safety Considerations
    5
- General Safety Considerations
  6
- About this Guide
  8
- List of Related Publications
  10
  - Table of Contents
    11
  - List of Tables
    23
Power Meter Remote Operation

25
- Introduction
  26
- Configuring the Remote Interface
  27
  - Interface Selection
    27
  - HP-IB Address
    27
  - RS232/RS422 Configuration
    28
  - Programming Language Selection
    28
  - HP 437B Command Summary
    30
  - HP 438A Command Summary
    33
- Zeroing and Calibrating the Power Meter
  35
  - Zeroing
    35
  - Calibration
    35
  - Setting the Reference Calibration Factor
    37
- Making Measurements
  38
- Using Sensor Calibration Tables
  54
  - Overview
    54
- Sensor Calibration Tables
  55
- Using Frequency Dependent Offset Tables
  64
  - Overview
    64
- Frequency Dependent Offset Tables
  65
- Setting the Range, Resolution and Averaging
  71
  - Range
    71
  - Resolution
    72
  - Averaging
    72
- Averaged Readings
  73
- Averaging Range Hysteresis
  73
- Setting Offsets
  75
  - Channel Offsets
    75
  - Display Offsets
    75
  - Example
    76
- Setting Measurement Limits
  77
- Limits Checking Application
  77
- Limits Checking Results
  78
  - Setting Window Limits
    79
  - Checking for Limit Failures
    79
  - Range of Values for Window Limits
    79
  - Example
    81
- Measuring Pulsed Signals
  82
  - Making the Measurement
    82
- Pulsed Signal
  82
- Triggering the Power Meter
  85
  - Idle State
    87
- Trigger System
  87
  - Initiate State
    88
  - Event Detection State
    88
  - Trigger Delay
    89
- Getting the Best Speed Performance
  90
  - Speed
    90
  - Trigger Mode
    90
  - Output Format
    92
  - Units
    92
  - Command Used
    92
  - 200 Readings/Sec
    92
  - Dual Channel Considerations
    93
- How Measurements Are Calculated
  94
- Status Reporting
  95
  - The General Status Register Model
    96
- Generalized Status Register Model
  96
- Typical Status Register Bit Changes
  97
  - How to Use Registers
    98
  - Status Register
    103
- Status System
  103
  - Using the Operation Complete Commands
    113
- Saving and Recalling Power Meter Configurations
  115
  - How to Save and Recall a Configuration
    115
    
    Example Program
    115
  - Using Device Clear to Halt Measurements
    116
  - An Introduction to the SCPI Language
    117
    
    Syntax Conventions
    119
    
    SCPI Data Types
    119
    
    Input Message Terminators
    125
  - Quick Reference
    126
    
    Measurement Commands
    127
    
    Calculate Subsystem
    128
    
    Calibration Subsystem
    129
    
    Display Subsystem
    129
    
    Format Subsystem
    129
    
    Memory Subsystem
    130
    
    Output Subsystem
    130
    
    [Sense] Subsystem
    131
    
    Status Subsystem
    132
    
    System Subsystem
    133
    
    Trigger Subsystem
    133
    
    UNIT Subsystem
    134
    
    Service Subsystem
    134
  - SCPI Compliance Information
    135
Measurement Instructions

138
Calculate Subsystem

200
- Calculate Subsystem
  201
- Calculate Block
  202
Calibration Subsystem

228
Display Subsystem

242
Format Subsystem

260
- Format[:Readings]:Border Normal|Swapped
  262
- Format[:Readings][:Data] <Type
  263
Memory Subsystem

264
- Memory:catalog Node
  266
- Memory:catalog[:All]
  267
- Memory:catalog:state
  269
- Memory:catalog:table
  270
- Memory:clear Node
  272
- Memory:clear[:Name] <String
  273
- Memory:clear:table
  274
- The Memory:free Node
  275
- Memory:free[:All]
  276
- Memory:free:state
  277
- Memory:free:table
  278
- Memory:nstates
  279
- The Memory:state Node
  280
- Memory:state:catalog
  281
- Memory:state:define <String>,<Numeric_Value
  282
- Memory:table Node
  284
- Memory:table:frequency <Numeric_Value>{,<Numeric_Value
  285
- Memory:table:frequency:points
  288
- Memory:table:gain[:Magnitude] <Numeric_Value>{,<Numeric_Value
  289
- Memory:table:gain[:Magnitude]:Points
  291
- Memory:table:move <String>,<String
  292
- Memory:table:select <String
  293
Output Subsystem

294
- Output:roscillator[:State] <Boolean
  296
- Output:ttl[1|2]:Active HIGH|LOW
  297
- Output:ttl[1|2]:Feed <String
  298
- Output:ttl[1|2]:State <Boolean
  300
Sense Subsystem

302
Status Subsystem

360
- Status Data Structure
  361
- Status Register Set Commands
  363
- Device Status Register Sets
  367
- Operation Register Sets
  369
- Status:operation
  370
- Status:operation:calibrating[:Summary]
  371
- Status:operation:llfail[:Summary]
  372
- Status:operation:measuring[:Summary]
  373
- Status:operation:sense[:Summary]
  374
- Status:operation:trigger[:Summary]
  375
- Status:operation:ulfail[:Summary]
  376
- Status:preset
  377
- Questionable Register Sets
  378
- Status:questionable
  378
- Status:questionable:calibration[:Summary]
  380
- Status:questionable:power[:Summary]
  381
System Subsystem

384
Trigger Subsystem

420
- Abort[1|2]
  422
- Initiate Node
  423
- Initiate[1|2]:Continuous <Boolean
  424
- Initiate[1|2][:Immediate]
  426
- Trigger Node
  427
- Trigger[1|2]:Delay:auto <Boolean
  428
- Trigger[1|2][:Immediate]
  430
- Trigger[1|2]:Source Bus|Immediate|Hold
  431
UNIT Subsystem

434
- Unit[1|2]:Power <Amplitude_Unit
  436
- Unit[1|2]:Power:ratio <Ratio_Unit
  439
Service Subsystem

442
- Service:option <String
  444
- Service:sensor[1|2]:Cdate
  445
- Service:sensor[1|2]:Cplace
  446
- Service:sensor[1|2]:Snumber
  447
- Service:sensor[1|2]:Type
  448
- Service:snumber <Alpha_Numeric
  449
- Service:version:processor <String
  450
- Service:version:system <String
  451
IEEE488.2 Command Reference

452
- IEEE-488 Compliance Information
  453
- Universal Commands
  454
  - Dcl
    454
  - Get
    454
  - Gtl
    454
  - Llo
    455
  - Ppc
    455
  - Ppd
    455
  - Ppe
    455
  - PPD Mapping
    455
  - Ppu
    456
  - Sdc
    456
  - PPE Mapping
    456
  - Spd
    457
  - Spe
    457
- Cls
  458
- *DDT <Arbitrary Block Program Data>|<String Program Data
  459
- ESE <Nrf
  461
- ESE Mapping
  461
- Esr
  462
- ESR? Mapping
  462
- Idn
  463
- Opc
  464
- Opt
  465
- RCL <Nrf
  466
- Rst
  467
- SAV <Nrf
  468
- SRE <Nrf
  469
- SRE Mapping
  469
- Stb
  471
- STB? Mapping
  471
- Trg
  473
- Tst
  474
- Wai
  475

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HP E4419B User Manual

HP E4419B User Manual (204 pages)

Power Meter

Brand: HP | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 1.12 MB

Table of Contents

Legal Information
3
Notice
3
Certification
3
Warranty
3
Limitation of Warranty
4
Equipment Operation
5
Personal Safety Considerations
5
General Safety Considerations
6
IEC 1010-1 Compliance
7
Statement of Compliance
7
Installation Instructions
7
Regulatory Information
8
Sound Emission
8
Australian EMC Regulations
8
List of Related Publications
10
About this Guide
12
Table of Contents
13
Getting Started
21
Introduction
22
Turning on the Power Meter
23
The Front Panel at a Glance
24
The Display Layout
27
Selecting Your Display Layout
31
Window Symbols
34
Warning Symbol
34
Confirmation Window
34
Wait Symbol
34
Of N Entry Window
35
Numeric or Alphanumeric Entry Window
35
The Rear Panel at a Glance
36
Adjusting the Carrying Handle
38
Rack Mounting the Power Meter
39
Power Meter Operation
41
Introduction
42
Battery Operation (Option 001)
43
General Information
43
Running Time
43
Charging Times
44
Backlight
44
Battery Status
44
Battery Removal/Replacement
45
Battery Removal/Replacement
46
Zeroing and Calibrating the Power Meter
47
Zeroing the Power Meter
47
Zero/Cal Lockout
47
Calibrating the Power Meter
48
Calibration Procedure Using HP E-Series Power Sensors
48
Calibration Procedure Using HP 8480 Series Power Sensors
49
Connecting the HP 8480 Series Power Sensors During Calibration
52
Zeroing and Calibrating Using TTL Inputs
53
Rmt I/O Port TTL Inputs
53
TTL Inputs Control Logic
53
Making Measurements with the HP E-Series Power Sensors
56
Procedure
56
Making Measurements with the HP 8480 Series Power Sensors
58
Procedure
58
Making Measurements Using Sensor Calibration Tables
61
Selecting a Sensor Calibration Table
61
Making the Measurement
62
Sensor Tbls" Screen
62
Editing Sensor Calibration Tables
63
Edit Cal" Screen
64
Making Measurements Using Frequency Dependent Offset Tables
70
Selecting a Frequency Dependent Offset Table
70
Making the Measurement
71
Offset Tbls" Screen
71
Editing Frequency Dependent Offset Tables
72
Edit" Screen
73
Setting the Units of Measurement
75
Measurement Units
75
Selecting Units of Measurement from the Softkeys
76
Making Relative Measurements
77
Procedure
77
Setting the Resolution
78
Setting Offsets
79
Setting Channel Offsets
79
Setting Display Offsets
79
Effect of Offsets on a Channel Measurement
80
Setting Averaging
81
Averaged Readings
82
Step Detection
83
Measuring Pulsed Signals
84
Setting Measurement Limits
86
Setting Channel Limits
86
Setting Window Limits
87
Limits Checking Application
87
Limits Checking Results
87
Range of Values for Window Limits
88
Remote I/O TTL Outputs
89
Checking for Limit Failures
90
Pass/Fail Limit Indicators
91
Selecting a Digital or Analog Display
95
Analog Display
95
Digital and Analog Display
95
Setting the Range
98
Configuring the Remote Interface
99
Hp-Ib
99
Rs232/Rs422
100
RS232/422 Pin Assignment
100
Remote Interface Overview
102
Interface Overview Examples
103
Programming Language Selection
104
Recorder Output
105
Test Setup for Recording Swept Measurements
105
Leveling a Source Output
106
Saving and Recalling Power Meter Configurations
107
Save/Recall" Screen
108
How Measurements Are Calculated
109
Presetting the Power Meter
110
Preset Conditions
110
Self Test
113
Power on Self Test
113
Front Panel Selection of Self Tests
114
Remote Testing
116
Test Descriptions
117
Operator Maintenance
120
Replacing the Power Line Fuse
120
Replacing the Fuse
120
Contacting Hewlett-Packard
121
Before Calling Hewlett-Packard
121
Check the Basics
122
Instrument Serial Numbers
122
Sales and Service Offices
124
Returning Your Power Meter for Service
127
Menu Reference
129
Introduction
130
The Front Panel Menu Maps
131
Dbm/W Menu
131
Frequency/Cal Fac Menu
132
Meas Setup Menu
133
Rel/Offset Menu
134
Save/Recall Menu
134
System Inputs Menu (1 of 4)
135
System Inputs Menu (2 of 4)
136
System Inputs Menu (3 of 4)
137
System Inputs Menu (4 of 4)
138
Zero/Cal Menu
139
Front Panel Menu Reference
140
Diagrammatical Hardkeys
164
Error Messages
167
Introduction
168
Error Annunciator Position
168
Error Messages
170
Specifications
179
Introduction
180
Power Meter Specifications
181
Meter
181
Accuracy
182
Power Reference
183
Power Meter Supplemental Characteristics
184
Power Reference
184
Zero Drift of Sensors
185
Measurement Noise
185
Noise Multiplier
185
Settling Time
187
Settling Time
188
Settling Time
189
Power Sensor Specifications
190
Battery Option 001 Operational Characteristics
191
General Characteristics
192
Rear Panel Connectors
192
Environmental Characteristics
193
General Conditions
193
Operating Environment
193
Storage Conditions
193
General
194
Dimensions
194
Weight
194
Safety
194
Remote Programming
194
Non-Volatile Memory
195

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