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N432A Remote Operation
Editing frequency-dependent offset tables
It is not possible to delete any of the existing frequency-dependent offset tables or
create any additional tables. However, the existing tables can be edited using the
MEMory subsystem. To do this, perform the following procedure:
1 Select one of the existing tables using the
2 Enter the frequency data using the
3 Enter the offset values using the
The following table shows how entries in the frequency lists correspond with
entries in the offset lists:
– Ensure that the frequency points you use cover the frequency range of the
NOTE
– To make subsequent editing of a frequency-dependent offset table simpler, it
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MEMory[:METer][1]:TABLe:SELect <character_data>
For information on renaming frequency-dependent offset tables, refer to
"Renaming frequency-dependent offset tables"
the currently stored tables in the N432A, refer to
frequency-dependent offset tables"
MEMory[:METer][1]:TABLe:FREQuency <numeric_value>{,<numeric_value>}
command.
MEMory[:METer][1]:TABLe:GAIN[:MAGNitude]
<numeric_value>{,<numeric_value>}
Frequency
Frequency 1
"
Frequency 80
signals you want to measure. If you measure a signal with a frequency
outside the frequency range defined in the frequency-dependent offset table,
then the N432A uses the highest or lowest frequency point in the table to
calculate the offset.
is recommended that you retain a copy of your data in a program.
command.
on page 79. For information on
"Listing the stored
on page 79.
command.
Offset
Offset 1
Offset 80
Keysight N432A Programming Guide
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