5. Select the maximum number of points required for the measurement, then perform the
appropriate measure- ment calibration.
Note that the HP 8510 pulse output is set to the active state (RF always On) during
measurement of the calibration standards. For external triggering, the pulse modulation is
operating during the calibration, so the pulse width or time span cannot be changed after
calibration.
6. For the next pulse prole frequency repeat this sequence.
With several cal sets created in this way, you can select each pulse prole frequency in turn by
recalling the corresponding cal set.
Frequency Domain Using Frequency List
In the above measurement calibration procedure it is necessary to perform a separate
calibration for each pulse prole frequency. This is not a problem for simple response-only
calibrations, but when accuracy considerations require the use of 1-Port or 2-Port calibrations,
connecting the necessary sequence of standards repeatedly can be tedious. As an alternative,
the frequency list feature allows the standards to be connected once for all pulse prole
frequencies.
Perform the calibration as follows.
1. Press
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FREQUENCY
4 DOMAIN 5
If the W annotation is not displayed, the wideband detector must be selected before
proceeding.
2. Press
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4 SYSTEM 5
3. Press
4 STIMULUS MENU 5
for each pulse prole frequency to be measured. Each segment is dened such that the
start and stop frequencies are identical and the number of points in each segment is the
number of points to be displayed in the pulse prole measurement. For example, the
following sequence creates a frequency list to measure four pulse prole frequencies, of 51
points each.
a. Press
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ADD
4 START 5 4 3 5 4 G/n 5
b. Press
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ADD
4 START 5 4 4 5 4 G/n 5 4 x1 5
c. Press
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ADD
4 START 5 4 5 5 4 G/n 5 4 x1 5
d. Press
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ADD
4 START 5 4 6 5 4 G/n 5 4 x1 5
e. Press
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DONE
FREQUENCY LIST
Figure 7-1 shows the resulting display. Proceed with the appropriate measurement
calibration.
7-2 Pulse Profile Domain Measurements
to select the frequency domain.
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PULSE CONFIG
DETECTOR: WIDE BW
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to display the Edit List menu. Create a segment
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EDIT LIST
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NUMBER of POINTS
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.
DONE
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.
DONE
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.
DONE
. The frequency list will be measured.
.
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.
DONE
4 5 5 4 1 5 4 x1 5