Agilent Technologies 35670A Manual page 210

CALCulate
CALCulate[1|2|3|4]:SYNThesis:DATA
Loads values into the synthesis table.
Command Syntax:
<BLOCK> ::= see Description
Example Statements:
Query Syntax:
Return Format:
Attribute Summary:
Description:
This command transfers a complete synthesis table from your controller to the analyzer.
When you transfer a synthesis table to the analyzer, you must use the definite length block syntax. Data
must be 64-bit binary floating-point numbers (see the FORMat[:DATA] REAL command). The elements
of the definite length block for a synthesis table are defined below.
The first point specifies the table type; followed by three points which specify the size of the table. The
next 80 points are the complex pairs. The remaining points are descriptors. Points 152 - 174 are used in
curve fit tables. Points 173 - 175 are adjusters; gain, frequency scale and time delay.
See "Block Data" in the GPIB Programmer's Guide for more information about transferring block data.
Note
This command is not trace specific. It ignores the trace specifier.
<BLOCK> ::= #41400<Point1>Point2> . . . <Point175>
<Point1> ::= Table type
<Point2> ::= number_of_lines_in_left_column
<Point3> ::= number_of_lines_in_right_column
<Point4> ::= number_of_lines_in_Laurent_column
<Point5> ::= real_part_first_term_in_left_column
<Point6> ::= imaginary_part_first_term_in_left_column
<Point7> ::= real_part_second_term_in_left_column
<Point8> ::= imaginary_part_second_term_in_left_column
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CALCulate:SYNThesis:DATA <BLOCK>
OUTPUT 711;"Calculate3:Synt:Data BLOCK"
OUTPUT 711;"CALCULATE2:SYNT:DATA BLOCK"
CALCulate[1|2|3|4]:SYNThesis:DATA?
definite length <BLOCK>
Option: 1D3 Curve Fit/Synthesis
Synchronization Required:
Preset State: not applicable
SCPI Compliance:
<0> = pole zero
<1> = pole residue
<2> = polynomial
no
instrument-specific
command/query