Det/Demod - Agilent Technologies ESA-E Series User Manual

Esa spectrum analyzers, 9 khz-1.5/3.0/6.7/13.2/26.5 ghz
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Det/Demod

Accesses the menu keys controlling detector functions, demodulation
functions, the speaker, and FM gain.
Accesses the
Detector
Peak
When
of the display. Peak detection is used primarily when measuring
sinusoidal (spectral) components. Peak detection obtains the maximum
video signal value between the last display point and the present
display point and stores this value in memory. Peak detection is
selected at power on and by pressing
When
corner of the display. Sample detection is used primarily to display
noise or noise-like signals. This detection should not be used to make
the most accurate amplitude measurement of non noise-like signals. In
sample mode, the instantaneous signal value at the present display
point is placed in memory. Sample detection is activated automatically
for noise level markers or during averaging.
Negative peak detection functions the same as peak detection, but
selects the minimum video signal value. When
NPeak appears in the upper-left corner of the screen. This detection
should not be used to make the most accurate amplitude measurements
of signals.
Accesses the menu keys to select
Demod
demodulation
Off,
The
NOTE
BAA) is installed. Option BAA is available on Agilent ESA-E Series
spectrum analyzers only (E4401B, E4402B, E4404B, E4405B and
E4407B).
Segmented sweep is not available with the demodulation functions in
NOTE
this section.
Chapter 6
menu keys which allow you to select between
Detector
,
, and
Sample
Negative Peak
detection is selected, Peak appears in the upper-left corner
Peak
detection is selected, Samp appears in the upper-left
Sample
. It also accesses the
Off
and
menu keys described below.
Demod Time
menu key only appears when the FM demod option (Option
FM
Front-Panel Key Reference
detection.
.
Preset
Negative Peak
demodulation,
AM
FM
Demod View On Off

Det/Demod

is selected,
demodulation or
,
Speaker On
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