Pulse Menus; Pulse Con Guration Menu; Pulse Out: High; Pulse Out: Low - HP 8510 User Manual

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DEFINE SOURCE 2
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OFFSET FREQUENCY
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DEFINE RECEIVER
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MULT. SRC. ON/SAVE
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Other settings for pulsed-RF operation are as follows:
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4 SYSTEM 5
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PULSE OUT: HIGH

test signal source)
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4 SYSTEM 5
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4 SYSTEM 5
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4 STIMULUS 5
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INST. STATE (POWER UP) 8
4 SAVE 5
Store the instrument state le and hardware state le on tape/disc as follows:
Store the pulse hardware state.
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STORAGE IS TAPE
4 TAPE/DISC 5
Store pulse instrument state from Inst. State 8.
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INST. STATE 1-8
4 STORE 5
In order to restore a known instrument state, you can

Pulse Menus

Several new menus have been created to support the pulse applications. These appear in the
DOMAIN, STIMULUS, and SYSTEM menu structures.
Pulse Configuration Menu
The new Pulse Con guration menu is reached by pressing
DETECTOR: WIDE BW
Selects the wide bandwidth IF path and detectors. Must rst be selected manually for
Frequency domain (Preset selects Normal BW); always selected automatically for Pulse Pro le
domain.
11-2 Reference Data
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MULTIPLIER NUMER.
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2 0 M/ DONE
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CONSTANT FREQUENCY
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PULSE CONFIG DETECTOR: WIDE BW
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PULSE OUT: LOW

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SYSTEM PHASELOCK
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POWER LEVELING SOURCE 1: INTERNAL
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POWER MENU POWER SOURCE 1
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STORE
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INST. STATE (POWER UP) 8
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2 0 M/ DONE
(depending on pulse modulator; HIGH for 834x
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NONE
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4 SYSTEM 5
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SOURCE 2: EXT. LEVEL
POWER SOURCE 2
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