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Pulse Measurements Mode – Option 330
Pulse Measurement Settings
— Then enter a value using the numeric keypad, the
Auto Trigger
Used ONLY when Trigger Type = Internal, this setting determines whether the
trigger level is set manually or is set to the default level in the USB Power
Sensor firmware.
— Press Sweep 3
— Then
— Then
— Then choose from the following:
Trigger Level
Used when Trigger Type = Internal AND Auto Trigger = OFF (Manual).
— Press Sweep 3
— Then
— Then
— Then set the trigger level using the numeric keypad, the
Qualification
Use the qualification setting to avoid triggering on false pulses and to aid in
stabilizing the power trace.
The qualification time defines the time the signal has to remain below the
trigger threshold before a transition through the threshold will qualify as a
trigger. This can help stabilize a power trace, particularly with digitally
modulated pulses that may have many transitions through the trigger
threshold. By setting the qualification time longer than the short transitions of
the data signal the sensor will reliably trigger on the pulse and not on the data.
It will also eliminate triggering on very short noise spikes when the trigger level
has to be set to low power.
It may be may be necessary to set the qualification time to the minimum
20 ns in order to trigger on very short pulses.
— Press Sweep 3
Keysight N9915-90020 User's Guide
knob.
Trigger
Auto Trigger
ON
—
Trigger level is determined by the USB Power Sensor firmware.
—
OFF
The trigger level is set manually using the Trigger Level setting.
Trigger
Trig Level
rotary knob. A line appears on Tr 1 at the current trigger level setting. Data
acquisition occurs when the RF input signal crosses the line. This setting
can be used with either Positive or Negative edge triggering.
arrows, or the rotary
arrows, or the
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