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HP 83640A User Handbook Manual (508 pages)

8360 Series Synthesized Sweepers

Brand: HP | Category: Blower | Size: 6.19 MB

Table Of Contents14................................................................................................................................................................

How To Use This Chapter32................................................................................................................................................................

Equipment Used In Examples32................................................................................................................................................................

L-l. The Hp 83620a Synthesized Sweeper33................................................................................................................................................................

Display Area34................................................................................................................................................................

Display34................................................................................................................................................................

Entry Area35................................................................................................................................................................

Rotary Knob35................................................................................................................................................................

L-3. Entry Area35................................................................................................................................................................

Cw Operation And Start/stop Frequency Sweep36................................................................................................................................................................

Cw Operation36................................................................................................................................................................

Start/stop Frequency Sweep36................................................................................................................................................................

Center Frequency/span Operation38................................................................................................................................................................

Power Level And Sweep Time Operation40................................................................................................................................................................

Power Level Operation40................................................................................................................................................................

Sweep Time Operation40................................................................................................................................................................

Marker Operation45................................................................................................................................................................

L-10. Power Sweep And Power Slope Operation50................................................................................................................................................................

L-l. Keys Under Discussion In This Section51................................................................................................................................................................

Externally Leveling The Synthesizer51................................................................................................................................................................

Am On/off 100%/v52................................................................................................................................................................

Leveling With Detectors/couplers /splitters53................................................................................................................................................................

L-11. Alc Circuit Externally Leveled53................................................................................................................................................................

External Leveling Used With The Optional Step Attenuator56................................................................................................................................................................

Leveling With Power Meters57................................................................................................................................................................

Leveling With A Power Meter57................................................................................................................................................................

Mm-wave Source Module Leveling58................................................................................................................................................................

Mm-wave Source Module Leveling Using A Microwave Amplifier59................................................................................................................................................................

Creating A User Flatness Array Automatically64................................................................................................................................................................

Creating A User Flatness Array67................................................................................................................................................................

Scalar System Configuration73................................................................................................................................................................

L-22. Automatically Characterizing And Compensating For A Detector77................................................................................................................................................................

L-23. Decision Tree For Alc Bandwidth Selection80................................................................................................................................................................

Save User Preset84................................................................................................................................................................

L-25. A Simplified Command Tree98................................................................................................................................................................

L-26. Proper Use Of The Colon And Semicolon100................................................................................................................................................................

L-27. Simplified Sweep Command Tree101................................................................................................................................................................

Reading Instrument Errors105................................................................................................................................................................

Example Programs106................................................................................................................................................................

Example Program106................................................................................................................................................................

Description106................................................................................................................................................................

Program Listing106................................................................................................................................................................

L-28. Voltage Controlled Oscillator Test106................................................................................................................................................................

Program Comments107................................................................................................................................................................

Details Of Commands And Responses109................................................................................................................................................................

In This Subsection109................................................................................................................................................................

Program Message Syntax109................................................................................................................................................................

Subsystem Command Syntax110................................................................................................................................................................

Common Command Syntax110................................................................................................................................................................

L-30. Simplified Subsystem Command Syntax110................................................................................................................................................................

Response Message Syntax111................................................................................................................................................................

Simplified Common Command Syntax111................................................................................................................................................................

Scpi Data Types112................................................................................................................................................................

Parameter Types112................................................................................................................................................................

Numeric Parameters112................................................................................................................................................................

Extended Numeric Parameters113................................................................................................................................................................

Discrete Parameters114................................................................................................................................................................

Boolean Parameters114................................................................................................................................................................

Response Data Types114................................................................................................................................................................

Real Response Data114................................................................................................................................................................

Integer Response Data115................................................................................................................................................................

Discrete Response Data115................................................................................................................................................................

String Response Data115................................................................................................................................................................

Programming Typical Measurements116................................................................................................................................................................

Using The Example Programs116................................................................................................................................................................

Use Of The Command Tables117................................................................................................................................................................

Local Lockout Demonstration, Example Program 2119................................................................................................................................................................

Setting Up A Typical Sweep, Example Program 3120................................................................................................................................................................

Queries, Example Program 4122................................................................................................................................................................

Saving And Recalling States, Example Program 5123................................................................................................................................................................

Looping And Synchronization, Example Program 6125................................................................................................................................................................

Using The User Flatness Correction Commands Example Program 8128................................................................................................................................................................

Programming The Status System131................................................................................................................................................................

Condition Register131................................................................................................................................................................

L-33. Generalized Status Register Model131................................................................................................................................................................

Transition Filter132................................................................................................................................................................

Event Register132................................................................................................................................................................

Enable Register132................................................................................................................................................................

An Example Sequence132................................................................................................................................................................

L-34. Typical Status Register Bit Changes133................................................................................................................................................................

Programming The Trigger System134................................................................................................................................................................

Generalized Trigger Model134................................................................................................................................................................

Overview134................................................................................................................................................................

Details Of Trigger States135................................................................................................................................................................

Inside The Idle State135................................................................................................................................................................

L-35. Generalized Trigger Model135................................................................................................................................................................

Inside The Initiate State136................................................................................................................................................................

L-37. Inside The Initiate State136................................................................................................................................................................

Inside Event Detection States137................................................................................................................................................................

Inside The Sequence Operation State139................................................................................................................................................................

Common Trigger Configurations139................................................................................................................................................................

The Init Configuration139................................................................................................................................................................

L-39. Inside The Sequence Operation State139................................................................................................................................................................

The Trig Configuration140................................................................................................................................................................

L-40. The Init Trigger Configuration140................................................................................................................................................................

Description Of Triggering In The Hp 8360 Series Synthesizers141................................................................................................................................................................

The Trig Trigger Configuration141................................................................................................................................................................

L-42. Hp 8360 Simplified Trigger Model141................................................................................................................................................................

Advanced Trigger Configurations142................................................................................................................................................................

Trigger Keyword Definitions142................................................................................................................................................................

Abort143................................................................................................................................................................

Immediate143................................................................................................................................................................

Odelay143................................................................................................................................................................

Source143................................................................................................................................................................

Related Documents144................................................................................................................................................................

The International Institute Of Electrical And Electronics Engineers144................................................................................................................................................................

Hewlet T-packard Company144................................................................................................................................................................

Am On/off Ext161................................................................................................................................................................

Amp1 Markers162................................................................................................................................................................

Analyzer Status Register164................................................................................................................................................................

Auto Fill Incr168................................................................................................................................................................

Auto Fill Start170................................................................................................................................................................

Auto Fill Stop170................................................................................................................................................................

Auto Track171................................................................................................................................................................

Center=marker174................................................................................................................................................................

Clear Fault174................................................................................................................................................................

Clear Memory175................................................................................................................................................................

Clear Point176................................................................................................................................................................

Connectors176................................................................................................................................................................

C-l. Auxiliary Interface Connector179................................................................................................................................................................

C-l. Pin Description Of The Auxiliary Interface180................................................................................................................................................................

C-2. Hp-ib Connector And Cable181................................................................................................................................................................

C-3. Interface Signals Of The Source Module Connector183................................................................................................................................................................

Copy List185................................................................................................................................................................

Corpair Disable185................................................................................................................................................................

Coupling Factor186................................................................................................................................................................

Cw/cf Coupled187................................................................................................................................................................

Deepam189................................................................................................................................................................

Delay Menu189................................................................................................................................................................

Delete All190................................................................................................................................................................

Delete Current191................................................................................................................................................................

Delete Undef192................................................................................................................................................................

Delta Mkr Ref193................................................................................................................................................................

Disp Status193................................................................................................................................................................

D-l. Mnemonics Used To Indicate Status194................................................................................................................................................................

Doubler Amp Mode Off196................................................................................................................................................................

Dwell Coupled197................................................................................................................................................................

Auto Fill %pts207................................................................................................................................................................

Delete Menu207................................................................................................................................................................

F-2. User Flatness Correction Table As Displayed By The Synthesizer209................................................................................................................................................................

F-3. The Sources Of Alc Calibration Correction Data210................................................................................................................................................................

Internal Am Rate227................................................................................................................................................................

Internal Am Waveform Noise227................................................................................................................................................................

Internal Am Waveform Ramp228................................................................................................................................................................

Internal Am Waveform Sine228................................................................................................................................................................

Internal Am Waveform Square229................................................................................................................................................................

Internal Am Waveform Triangle229................................................................................................................................................................

Internal Fm Rate230................................................................................................................................................................

Internal Fm Waveform Noise231................................................................................................................................................................

Internal Fm Waveform Ramp231................................................................................................................................................................

Internal Fm Waveform Sine232................................................................................................................................................................

Internal Fm Waveform Square232................................................................................................................................................................

Internal Fm Waveform Triangle233................................................................................................................................................................

Internal Menu233................................................................................................................................................................

Internal Pulse Generator Period234................................................................................................................................................................

Internal Pulse Generator Rate235................................................................................................................................................................

Internal Pulse Generator Width235................................................................................................................................................................

Internal Pulse Mode Auto236................................................................................................................................................................

Internal Pulse Mode Gate236................................................................................................................................................................

Internal Pulse Mode Trigger237................................................................................................................................................................

Invert Input237................................................................................................................................................................

Leveling Modenormal239................................................................................................................................................................

Leveling Modesearch239................................................................................................................................................................

Leveling Pointextdet240................................................................................................................................................................

Leveling Pointmodule241................................................................................................................................................................

Leveling Pointpwrmtr241................................................................................................................................................................

Line Switch242................................................................................................................................................................

Listmenu242................................................................................................................................................................

List Mode Pt Trigauto245................................................................................................................................................................

List Mode Pt Trigbus245................................................................................................................................................................

List Mode Pt Trigext246................................................................................................................................................................

M-l. Alc Block Diagram259................................................................................................................................................................

M-2. Power Accuracy Over The Am Dynamic Range262................................................................................................................................................................

M-3. Fm Deviation And Rate Limits264................................................................................................................................................................

M-4. Alc Block Diagram266................................................................................................................................................................

M-5. Pulse Modulation System266................................................................................................................................................................

Programming Language Analyzr286................................................................................................................................................................

Programming Language Ciil286................................................................................................................................................................

Programming Language Scpi287................................................................................................................................................................

Pulse Delay Normal288................................................................................................................................................................

Pulse Menu290................................................................................................................................................................

Pulse Period294................................................................................................................................................................

Pulse Rate294................................................................................................................................................................

Pulse Rise Timefast295................................................................................................................................................................

Pulse Width296................................................................................................................................................................

Pwrmtr Range297................................................................................................................................................................

Scpi Conformance Information302................................................................................................................................................................

Scpi Command Summary312................................................................................................................................................................

S-l. Hp 8360 Scpi Command Summary317................................................................................................................................................................

Security Menu356................................................................................................................................................................

Selftest (full)357................................................................................................................................................................

Setatten357................................................................................................................................................................

Softwarerev358................................................................................................................................................................

S-l. Connections Required For A Two-tone Scalar Network Analyzer Measurement System363................................................................................................................................................................

Error Messages389................................................................................................................................................................

Specifications407................................................................................................................................................................

Equipment Supplied426................................................................................................................................................................

Options Available426................................................................................................................................................................

Preparation For Use427................................................................................................................................................................

Power Requirements427................................................................................................................................................................

Power Cable428................................................................................................................................................................

Language Selection430................................................................................................................................................................

How To View Or Change A Language Selection From The Front Panel430................................................................................................................................................................

How To Select A Language On A Synthesizer Without A Front Panel430................................................................................................................................................................

Hp-ib Address Selection431................................................................................................................................................................

Rear Panel Hp-ib Switch431................................................................................................................................................................

Factory-set Hp-ib Addresses431................................................................................................................................................................

How To View Or Change An Hp-ib Address From The Front Panel432................................................................................................................................................................

How To Prevent A Front Panel Change To An Hp-ib Address432................................................................................................................................................................

How To Set The Hp-ib Address On A Synthesizer Without A Front Panel432................................................................................................................................................................

Mating Connectors432................................................................................................................................................................

Mhz Frequency Reference Selection And Warmup Time432................................................................................................................................................................

Operating Environment433................................................................................................................................................................

Chassis Kits434................................................................................................................................................................

Rack Mount Slide Kit (option 806)434................................................................................................................................................................

Installation Procedure434................................................................................................................................................................

Rack Mount Slide Kit Contents434................................................................................................................................................................

Removing The Side Straps And Feet435................................................................................................................................................................

Chassis Slide Kit436................................................................................................................................................................

Rack Flange Kit For Synthesizers With Handles Removed (option 908)437................................................................................................................................................................

Rack Mount Flanges For Synthesizers With Handles Removed438................................................................................................................................................................

Rack Flange Kit For Synthesizers With Handles Attached (option 913)439................................................................................................................................................................

Rack Mount Flanges For Synthesizers With Handles Attached440................................................................................................................................................................

Storage And Shipment441................................................................................................................................................................

Environment441................................................................................................................................................................

Package The Synthesizer For Shipment442................................................................................................................................................................

Manual Operation444................................................................................................................................................................

Compatibility444................................................................................................................................................................

Front Panel Operation444................................................................................................................................................................

Instrument Preset Conditions444................................................................................................................................................................

System Connections445................................................................................................................................................................

The Hp 8510 Network Analyzer445................................................................................................................................................................

The Hp 8757c/e Scalar Network Analyzer446................................................................................................................................................................

The Hp 83550 Series Millimeter-wave Source Modules446................................................................................................................................................................

The Hp 8970b Noise Figure Meter446................................................................................................................................................................

Leveling With Mm-wave Source Modules446................................................................................................................................................................

Remote Operation447................................................................................................................................................................

Language Compatibility447................................................................................................................................................................

Network Analyzer Language447................................................................................................................................................................

Test And Measurement System Language447................................................................................................................................................................

Control Interface Intermediate Language447................................................................................................................................................................

Converting From Network Analyzer Language To Scpi447................................................................................................................................................................

Numeric Suffixes448................................................................................................................................................................

Status Bytes448................................................................................................................................................................

Programming Language Comparison449................................................................................................................................................................

Preliminary Check455................................................................................................................................................................

Main Check456................................................................................................................................................................

Peaking456................................................................................................................................................................

Tracking456................................................................................................................................................................

Routine Maintenance457................................................................................................................................................................

How To Replace The Line Fuse457................................................................................................................................................................

Removing The Fan Filter458................................................................................................................................................................

How To Clean The Cabinet459................................................................................................................................................................

How To Clean The Display Filter459................................................................................................................................................................

Change B462................................................................................................................................................................

Modulation464................................................................................................................................................................

Pulse464................................................................................................................................................................

Change A466................................................................................................................................................................

Alc Bandwidth Selection483................................................................................................................................................................

General Status Register Model484................................................................................................................................................................

Doubler Amp Mode Auto487................................................................................................................................................................

Hp-ib Check, Example Program 1493................................................................................................................................................................

Listener495................................................................................................................................................................

Talker506................................................................................................................................................................

Controller506................................................................................................................................................................

Remote506................................................................................................................................................................

Output506................................................................................................................................................................

Amplitude Modulation508................................................................................................................................................................

Pulse Modulation508................................................................................................................................................................

Zoom508................................................................................................................................................................