R&S ESR Series User Manual page 403

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R&S ESR
several columns (depending on measurement) which are also separated by a semico-
lon.
Exporting a single trace vs exporting all traces
Note that the file containing the trace data has a slightly different structure when you
export all traces compared to exporting a single trace only. The differences are indica-
ted in the tables below.
Blue font: Information provided when you export a single trace
Green font: Information provided when you export all traces
Black font: Information provided regardless of the export mode
Header
Type; <instrument_model>;
Version;1.00;
Date;01. Jan 3000;
Mode;Receiver;
Start;150000.000000;Hz
Stop;100000000.000000;Hz;
X-Axis;LIN;
Detector;Average;
X-Unit;Hz;
Y-Unit;dBµV;
Scan Count;1;
Transducer;;;;;;;;
Data section (scan ranges)
Scan 1:
Start;150000.000000;Hz;
Stop;29998500.000000;Hz;
Step;4500.000000;Hz;
RBW;9000.000000;Hz;
Meas Time;0.001000;s;
Auto Ranging;OFF;
RF Att;10.000000;dB;
Auto Preamp;OFF;
Preamp;0.000000;dB;
RF Input;1;
Scan 2:
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Instrument model
Firmware version
Date of data set storage
Application
Start frequency of the scan
Stop frequency of the scan
Scale of the x-axis
Detector type
Unit of the x-axis
Unit of the y-axis
Scan count
Transducer information
Start frequency of the scan range
Stop frequency of the scan range
Frequency stepsize applied in the scan range
Measurement bandwidth applied in the scan range
Measurement time in the scan range
State of the auto ranging feature
Attenuation applied in the scan range
Preamplifier information for the scan range
RF input used in the scan range
Spectrum Measurements
Analysis
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