Keysight A Series User Manual page 256

SA (Spectrum Analyzer) Mode (Option 233–Mixed Analyzers)
Spectrum Emission Mask (SEM) — (Requires CPU2, SA Mode Only)
The reference power level is displayed in green. The reference power level type can be selected
through
Setup
Example: If the reference power level reads -15 dBm, and
-25 dBm. Since this limit line type is relative, it moves with the reference power reading.
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Two Limit traces are available, an Absolute Limit and a Relative Limit. Both
are defined and applied only over the Offset measurement regions. There
is no Limit definition or application for the Reference Channel itself. The
final Limit Trace displayed is a concatenation of all the individual Offset
Limit segments, just as the final measurement trace is. Success or Failure
is determined by Fail Mask per offset, to be based on either Relative or
Absolute limits, Both (Abs AND Rel), or Either (Abs OR Rel).
Press Limit 8 then
— Offset - selects the offset region to be edited.
The Limits per offset are determined by Start/Stop Amplitude level
endpoints, which correspond exactly to the user specified
Start/Stop frequency locations in the Offsets sub-menu. So each
offset segment is a LINE defined by its two endpoints. In the Limit
menu "Auto" means to match the Start limit value, hence creating a
FLAT (horizontal) Limit Line segment. But the Stop value can be
manually set as well, creating sloped Limit segments.
— Abs Start - Sets the start of an absolute limit line segment.
— Abs Stop - Sets the stop of an absolute limit line segment.
— Rel Start - Sets the amplitude limit at the start frequency of the
offset, relative to the reference power level.
Measure 1 Meas Type
>
Ref Channel
> .
— Rel Stop Auto - Sets the amplitude limit at the stop frequency of the
offset, relative to the reference power level. (See also the note in the
Rel Start Auto softkey description above.)
— Fail Mask - Sets the Fail Mask offset parameters for the
measurement. Then choose:
— Absolute
data parameters generates fail message.
— Relative
reference setting determined by the Measurement Type
(Meas Type) generates a fail message.
— Abs OR Rel
message.
— Abs AND Rel
failure to generate a fail message.
, and the reference power settings defined through
Rel Start
- Measured date outside the specified limit line
- A data point that exceeds the value of the
- Either Abs or Rel data failure generates a fail
- Requires a relative and an absolute data
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Meas
is set to -10 dB, the level is