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• If the measurement frequency does not correspond directly to a frequency in the sensor
N O T E
• If you enter a frequency outside the frequency range defined in the sensor calibration
• When the
Editing/generating sensor calibration tables
To help achieve the best accuracy in your measurement, you can enter the
values supplied for the sensors you are using by editing the installed
sensor calibration tables or by generating your own custom tables.
You cannot delete any of the 20 existing calibration tables or create any
additional tables. However, you can edit or delete the contents of each
table. If you need another table, you should edit and rename one of the
tables. Each calibration table can contain a maximum of 80 frequency
points.
To view the calibration tables currently stored in the N432A, press
shown in
N432A User's Guide
calibration table, the N432A calculates the calibration factor using linear interpolation.
table, the N432A uses the highest or lowest frequency point in the sensor calibration
table to set the calibration factor.
Single Numeric
sensor table indicator will be displayed in the upper window. Also, pressing
Offsets
displays the frequency you entered and the calibration factor derived from the
selected sensor table.
>
Tables
>
Sensor Cal Tables
Figure 2-
41.
display mode is chosen, the frequency you entered and the
. The Sensor Tbls screen is displayed as
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