Performing The Synthesis; Changing Data Formats In A Synthesis Table - HP 3563A Operating Manual

Synthesis
Synthesis Overview

Performing the Synthesis

After data is entered in a synthesis table, you're ready to perform the synthesis. First, you need to let
the analyzer know which synthesis table to use. Press
If you are in the s domain, you can choose the s-domain synthesis table, or a combination of both the
s-domain and the z-domain tables. If you are in the z-domain, you can choose the z-domain synthesis
table or a combination of both the s-domain and the z-domain tables.
If you select a synthesis that involves the z-domain, you can include the effect of a digital-to-analog
(D/A) converter (commonly called a zero-order hold function). To do this, toggle
to ON before you select a synthesis table.
CREATE TRACE
When you press
create a trace based on data in the table. The trace is plotted in the active trace. If both trace A and
B are active, the trace is plotted in both the A and B traces. In this way you can obtain two different
traces from a single synthesis. For example, to obtain a Bode plot, press COORD and set the
coordinates for trace A to
to activate both traces. Then use
Changing Data Formats i n a Synthesis Table
You can change the data format in a synthesis table to any other data format with the
TABLE softkey. This softkey brings up a menu with three softkeys - one softkey for each data
format.
Caution
Always use
try to change the data format using any other method, the data in the synthesis table
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will be destroyed.
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and choose a synthesis table, the analyzer immediately begins to
MAG (dB)
and the coordinates for trace B to PHASE. Then press A & B
CREATE TRACE
CONVRTTABLE
to change the data format in a synthesis table. !fyou
CREATE TRACE
to choose a synthesis table.
to perform the synthesis.
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HOLD ON OFF
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