Agilent Technologies 8163A Programming Manual page 98

Measurement Operations & Settings
command:
syntax:
description:
parameters:
response:
example:
affects:
dual sensors:
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command:
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:SENSe[n][:CHANnel[m]]:FUNCtion:RESult:BLOCk?
:SENSe[n][:CHANnel[m]]:FUNCtion:RESult:BLOCk?<wsp><offset>,<# of data points>
Returns a specific binary block (Intel byte order) from the data array for the last data acquisi-
tion function.
<offset> A zero based offset; the number of data points to ignore.
# data points The number of data points (not bytes!) to return.
The last stablility or logging data acquisition function's data array as a binary block.
This function is not available for min-max measurements.
One measurement value is a 4-byte-long float in Intel byte order.
See "Data Types" on page 26 for more information on Binary Blocks.
sens1:func:res:bloc? #5, 2
7.24079E-04,7.24252E-04<end>
All power meters and return loss modules .
Master and slave channels are independent.
Return Loss modules:
For Logging and Stability Data Acquisition functions, the data array contains power
values.
:SENSe[n][:CHANnel[m]]:FUNCtion:RESult:MAXBlocksize?
:SENSe[n][:CHANnel[m]]:FUNCtion:RESult:MAXBlocksize?<wsp><offset><# of data
points>
Returns the maximum block size for a single GPIB transfer for power meter data acquisition
functions. If your application requires more data points please use SENSe[n][:CHAN-
nel[m]]:FUNCtion:RESult:BLOCk? instead of SENSe[n][:CHANnel[m]]:FUNCtion:RESult?
none
An integer value, number of data points.
See "Data Types" on page 26 for more information on Binary Blocks.
All power meters and return loss modules.
Master and slave channels are independent.
Measurement Functions – The SENSe Subsystem
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