Power Panel; Key Features - Keysight Technologies U2000 Series Demo Manual

03 | Keysight | N1918A Power Analysis Manager and U2000 Series USB Power Sensors - Demo Guide

Power Panel

The Power Panel is the basic version of the Power Analysis Manager and is bundled
with the purchase of a U2000 Series USB power sensor. The Power Panel provides an
easy-to-use GUI that offers basic features that can be found in a typical power meter.

Key Features

– Processes and displays multi-channel power measurements (with more than
10 channels simultaneously)
– Provides larger, enhanced visual display, including power versus time graph
(trend chart)
– Performs delta and ratio computations between data from two channels
– Saves and restores instrument settings
– Stores up to 10,000 measurement points
– Stores data in comma separated value (CSV) files that are compatible with
Microsoft Excel
– Provides up to 10 frequency dependent offset (FDO) tables
– Supports time-gated measurement capability
save image file
disconnect instrument
connect instrument
Menu bar
Toolbar
Instrument Navigator panel
Instrument Properties tab
Gauge View
Multi List View
Soft Panel View
Figure 1. Power Panel View – graphical user interface and functions
U2000 Series USB Power Sensors
The U2000 Series USB power sensors are average, wide dynamic range power
sensors that can be used with a PC or any selected Keysight USB-based instrument.
Key Features
– Performs power measurements without a power meter
– Offers a frequency range of 9 kHz to 24 GHz (sensor-dependent)
– Provides a dynamic range from –60 dBm to +44 dBm
– Offers internal zeroing capability and external calibration-free measurements
– Allow average power measurement of CW and modulated signals, including
GSM, EDGE, WLAN and WIMAX
start measurements
stop measurements
create Soft Panel
create Gauge
create Strip Chart
remove view
TM
preset
save instrument settings
load instrument settings
save instrument screen
unlock local access
show error list
reset instruments
FDO table
Instrument Properties toolbar
channel offset (dB)
duty cycle (%)
input frequency in MHz
Figure 2. U2000 Series USB power sensor