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HP 83640A User Handbook Manual

HP 83640A User Handbook Manual (508 pages)

8360 Series Synthesized Sweepers

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Table of Contents

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Table of Contents
- 31
  Getting Started
  - 31
    What Is in This Chapter
  - 32
    How to Use This Chapter
    - 32
      Equipment Used in Examples
  - 33
    Introducing the HP 8360 Series Synthesized Sweepers
  - 33
    L-L. the HP 83620A Synthesized Sweeper
  - 34
    Display Area
  - 35
    Entry Area
  - 35
    Rotary Knob
  - 36
    CW Operation and Start/Stop Frequency Sweep
    - 36
      CW Operation
    - 36
      Start/Stop Frequency Sweep
  - 38
    Center Frequency/Span Operation
  - 40
    Power Level and Sweep Time Operation
    - 40
      Power Level Operation
    - 40
      Sweep Time Operation
  - 42
    Continuous, Single, and Manual Sweep Operation
  - 44
    Marker Operation
- 45
  Marker Operation
  - 46
    Saving and Recalling an Instrument State
  - 48
    Power Sweep and Power Slope Operation
  - 51
    Getting Started Advanced
  - 51
    L-L. Keys Under Discussion in This Section
  - 53
    Externally Leveling the Synthesizer
  - 58
    MM-Wave Source Module Leveling
- 59
  MM-Wave Source Module Leveling Using a Microwave Amplifier
  - 60
    Working with Mixers/Reverse Power Effects
- 61
  Reverse Power Effects, Coupled Operation with
  - 62
    Working with Spectrum Analyzers/Reverse Power Effects
  - 63
    Optimizing Synthesizer Performance
    - 63
      Creating and Applymg the User Flatness Correction Array
      - 64
        Creating a User Flatness Array Automatically, Example 1
  - 64
    Creating a User Flatness Array Automatically
    - 66
      Creating a User Flatness Array, Example 2
- 67
  Creating a User Flatness Array
  - 69
    Swept MM-Wave Measurement with Arbitrary Correction Frequencies, Example 3
  - 73
    Scalar Analysis Measurement with User Flatness Corrections, Example 4
  - 73
    Scalar System Configuration
- 80
  ALC Bandwidth Selection
  - 80
    L-23. Decision Tree for ALC Bandwidth Selection
- 81
  Using Step Sweep
- 82
  Creating and Using a Frequency List
- 83
  Using the Security Features
- 84
  Changing the Preset Parameters
- 85
  Getting Started Programming
- 86
  HP-IB General Information
  - 86
    Interconnecting Cables
  - 86
    Instrument Addresses
  - 86
    HP-IB Instrument Nomenclature
    - 86
      Listener
    - 86
      Talker
  - 87
    HP-IB Command Statements
    - 87
      Abort
    - 88
      Remote
    - 88
      Local Lockout
    - 89
      Local
    - 89
      Clear
    - 90
      Output
    - 91
      Enter
- 93
  Definitions of Terms
  - 94
    Standard Notation
    - 94
      Command Mnemonics
    - 94
      Angle Brackets
  - 94
    How to Use Examples
    - 94
      Command Examples
    - 95
      Response Examples
- 93
  Getting Started with SCPI
- 96
  Essentials for Beginners
  - 96
    Program and Response Messages
    - 96
      Forgiving Listening and Precise Talking
  - 96
    Subsystem Command Trees
    - 98
      Paths Through the Command Tree
      - 98
        L-25. a Simplified Command Tree
      - 100
        L-26. Proper Use of the Colon and Semicolon
  - 101
    Subsystem Command Tables
    - 101
      Reading the Command Table
    - 101
      L-27. Simplified Sweep Command Tree
    - 102
      More about Commands
      - 102
        Query and Event Commands
      - 102
        Implied Commands
      - 102
        Optional Parameters
    - 102
      Program Message Examples
    - 103
      Parameter Types
      - 103
        Numeric Parameters
      - 104
        Extended Numeric Parameters
      - 104
        Discrete Parameters
      - 105
        Boolean Parameters
    - 105
      Reading Instrument Errors
    - 106
      Example Programs
      - 106
        Example Program
        
        106
        Description
        
        106
        Program Listing
        
        106
        L-28. Voltage Controlled Oscillator Test
        
        107
        Program Comments
  - 109
    Details of Commands and Responses
    - 109
      In This Subsection
    - 109
      Program Message Syntax
      - 110
        Subsystem Command Syntax
      - 110
        Common Command Syntax
    - 111
      Response Message Syntax
  - 111
    Simplified Common Command Syntax
    - 112
      SCPI Data Types
      - 112
        Parameter Types
        
        112
        Numeric Parameters
        
        113
        Extended Numeric Parameters
        
        114
        Discrete Parameters
        
        114
        Boolean Parameters
      - 114
        Response Data Types
        
        114
        Real Response Data
        
        115
        Integer Response Data
        
        115
        Discrete Response Data
        
        115
        String Response Data
  - 116
    Programming Typical Measurements
    - 116
      In This Subsection
    - 116
      Using the Example Programs
      - 117
        Use of the Command Tables
    - 118
      HP-IB Check, Example Program 1
      - 119
        Program Comments
    - 119
      Local Lockout Demonstration, Example Program
    - 120
      Setting Up a Typical Sweep, Example Program
      - 120
        L-90 Program Comments
      - 121
        Program Comments
    - 122
      Queries, Example Program 4
      - 122
        Program Comments
    - 123
      Saving and Recalling States, Example Program 5
      - 124
        Program Comments
    - 125
      Looping and Synchronization, Example Program
      - 125
        Program Comments
    - 126
      Using the *WA1 Command, Example Program 7
      - 127
        Program Comments
    - 128
      Using the User Flatness Correction Commands, Example Program 8
  - 131
    Programming the Status System
    - 131
      In This Subsection
    - 131
      General Status Register Model
      - 131
        Condition Register
      - 131
        L-33. Generalized Status Register Model
      - 132
        Transition Filter
      - 132
        Event Register
      - 132
        Enable Register
      - 132
        An Example Sequence
      - 133
        L-34. Typical Status Register Bit Changes
  - 134
    Programming the Trigger System
    - 134
      In This Subsection
    - 134
      Generalized Trigger Model
      - 134
        Overview
      - 135
        Details of Trigger States
  - 135
    Inside the Idle State
    - 135
      L-35. Generalized Trigger Model
    - 136
      Inside the Idle State
    - 136
      Inside the Initiate State
    - 137
      Inside Event Detection States
    - 139
      Common Trigger Configurations
      - 139
        The INIT Configuration
      - 140
        The TRIG Configuration
      - 140
        L-40. the INIT Trigger Configuration
    - 139
      Inside the Sequence Operation State
    - 141
      Description of Triggering in the HP 8360 Series Synthesizers
  - 141
    The TRIG Trigger Configuration
    - 141
      L-42. HP 8360 Simplified Trigger Model
    - 142
      Advanced Trigger Configurations
    - 142
      Trigger Keyword Definitions
    - 143
      Abort
    - 143
      Immediate
    - 143
      Odelay
      - 143
        Source
  - 144
    Related Documents
    - 144
      The International Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
    - 144
      Hewlett-Packard Company
- 145
  Operating and Programming Reference
  - 145
    How to Use This Chapter
  - 146
    Address
  - 146
    Adrs Menu
  - 155
    Hlc Bandwidth Select High
  - 156
    ALC Bandwidth Selsct Low
  - 156
    Menu
  - 158
    AM BW Cal Once
  - 159
    Ammenu
  - 160
    AM On/Off 100%/V
  - 161
    AM On/Off Ext
  - 162
    Amp1 Markers
  - 163
    AM Type IO Db/V
- 164
  Analyzer Status Register
- 166
  Arrowkeys
- 168
  Auto Fill Incr
- 169
  Auto Fill %Pts
- 170
  Auto Fill Start
- 170
  Auto Fill Stop
- 171
  Auto Track
- 172
  Blank Disp
- 174
  Center=Marker
- 174
  Clear Fault
- 175
  Clear Memory
- 176
  Clear Point
- 176
  Connectors
- 179
  C-L. Auxiliary Interface Connector
- 180
  C-L. Pin Description of the Auxiliary Interface
  - 181
    C-2. HP-IB Connector and Cable
  - 183
    C-3. Interface Signals of the Source Module Connector
- 184
  (Cont
- 185
  Copy List
  - 185
    Corpair Disable
- 186
  Coupling Factor
  - 187
    CW/CF Coupled
- 188
  Dblr Amp Menu
  - 189
    Deepam
- 189
  Delay Menu
- 190
  Delete All
- 190
  Delete Menu
- 191
  Delete Current
- 192
  Delete Undef
- 193
  Delta Mkr Ref
- 193
  Disp Status
- 194
  D-L. Mnemonics Used to Indicate Status
- 196
  Doubler Amp Mode Off
- 197
  Doubler Amp Hode On
- 197
  Dwell Coupled
- 198
  8360 Adz-S
- 199
  Enter List Dwell
- 199
  Enterfreq
- 200
  Enter List Freq
- 201
  Enter List Offset
- 201
  Entry Keys
- 202
  Extdetcal
- 203
  Fault Menu
- 205
  Fault Info 1
- 206
  Fault Info 3
  - 209
    F-2. User Flatness Correction Table As Displayed By the Synthesizer
  - 210
    F-3. the Sources of ALC Calibration Correction Data
- 213
  FM Coupling 1Ookhz
- 214
  FM Coupling DC
- 215
  FM Menu
- 216
  FM On/Off AC
- 216
  FM On/Off DC
- 218
  FM On/Off Int
- 218
  Freq Cal Menu
- 219
  Freq Follow
- 220
  Freq Mult
- 221
  Freq Offset
- 224
  HP-IB Address
- 224
  HP-IB Menu
- 226
  Internal AM Depth
- 227
  Internal AM Rate
- 227
  Internal AM Waveform Noise
- 228
  Internal AM Waveform Ramp
- 228
  Internal AM Waveform Sine
- 229
  Internal AM Waveform Square
- 229
  Internal AM Waveform Triangle
- 230
  Internal FM Rate
- 231
  Internal FM Waveform Noise
- 231
  Internal FM Waveform Ramp
- 232
  Internal FM Waveform Sine
- 232
  Internal FM Waveform Square
- 233
  Internal FM Waveform Triangle
- 233
  Internal Menu
- 234
  Internal Pulse Generator Period
- 235
  Internal Pulse Generator Rate
- 235
  Internal Pulse Generator Width
- 236
  Internal Pulse Mode Auto
- 236
  Internal Pulse Mode Gate
- 237
  Internal Pulse Mode Trigger
- 237
  Invert Input
- 238
  Leveling Modealcoff
- 239
  Leveling Modenormal
- 239
  Leveling Modesearch
- 240
  Leveling Pointextdet
- 241
  Leveling Pointmodule
- 241
  Leveling Pointpwrmtr
- 242
  Line Switch
  - 242
    Listmenu
- 245
  List Mode Pt Trigauto
- 245
  List Mode Pt Trigbus
- 246
  (Local
  - 247
    Sweep
- 246
  List Mode Pt Trigext
- 247
  Manual Sweep
- 247
  Marker
  - 250
    Markermi
- 251
  Marker M2
  - 251
    Markerm3
- 252
  Marker M4
  - 252
    Markerm5
- 253
  Markers All Off
- 253
  Measure Corx All
- 254
  Measure Corr Current
- 254
  Measure Corr Undef
- 255
  Meter Adxs
- 255
  Meter On/Off AM
- 256
  Meter On/Off FM
- 257
  Modout On/Off API
  - 258
    Modout On/Off FM
- 258
  Modulation
- 259
  M-L. ALC Block Diagram
- 260
  Amplitude Modulation
  - 262
    M-2. Power Accuracy Over the AM Dynamic Range
  - 263
    Fmmodulation
  - 264
    M-3. FM Deviation and Rate Limits
- 265
  Pulse Modulation
  - 266
    M-4. ALC Block Diagram
  - 266
    M-5. Pulse Modulation System
- 269
  Module Menu
- 270
  Module Select AUTO
- 270
  Module Select Front
- 271
  Module Select None
- 272
  Monitor Menu
- 273
  Morenfm
- 274
  Mtr Meas Menu
- 275
  Peak RF Always
- 276
  Peakrfonce
  - 276
    Power Level_)
    - 279
      Power(E
- 280
  Power Slope
- 281
  Power Sweep
- 283
  (Preset
- 283
  Preset Mode Factory
- 283
  Preset Mode User
- 284
  Preset Mode User
- 284
  Printer Adxs
- 285
  Prior)
- 286
  Programming Language Analyzr
- 286
  Programming Language CIIL
- 287
  Programming Language SCPI
- 288
  Pt Trig Menu
- 288
  Pulse Delay Normal
- 289
  Pulse Delay Txig'D
- 290
  Pulse Menu
- 292
  Pulse On/Offintxnl
- 293
  Pulse Onfoffscalax
- 294
  Pulse Period
- 294
  Pulse Rate
- 295
  Pulse Rise Timeauto
- 295
  Pulse Rise Timefast
- 296
  Pulse Rise Timeslow
- 296
  Pulse Width
- 297
  Pwrmtr Range
- 298
  Ref Osc Menu
- 299
  Rotary Knob
  - 301
    Savelock
- 301
  Save User Preset
- 302
  SCPI Conformance Information
  - 305
    Address
- 313
  Scpi Command Summary
- 317
  S-L. HP 8360 SCPI COMMAND SUMMARY
- 356
  Security Menu
  - 357
    Selftest (Full
  - 357
    Setatten
    - 358
      Softwarerev
    - 363
      S-L. Connections Required for a Two-Tone Scalar Network Analyzer Measurement System
- 385
  Single
  - 389
    Error Messages
  - 407
    Specifications
  - 430
    How to View or Change a Language Selection From the Front Panel
  - 430
    How to Select a Language On a Synthesizer Without a Front Panel
- 431
  Factory-Set HP-IB Addresses
  - 432
    How to View or Change an HP-IB Address From the Front Panel
  - 432
    How to Prevent a Front Panel Change to an HP-IB Address
  - 432
    How to Set the HP-IB Address On a Synthesizer Without a Front Panel
  - 432
    Mating Connectors
  - 432
    10 Mhz Frequency Reference Selection And Warmup Time
  - 433
    Operating Environment
- 431
  Rear Panel HP-IB Switch
- 434
  Chassis Kits
  - 434
    Rack Mount Slide Kit (Option 806)
    - 434
      Installation Procedure
- 434
  Rack Mount Slide Kit Contents
- 435
  Removing the Side Straps and Feet
- 436
  Chassis Slide Kit
- 437
  Rack Flange Kit for Synthesizers with Handles Removed Contents
  - 438
    Rack Mount Flanges for Synthesizers with Handles Removed
  - 439
    Rack Flange Kit for Synthesizers with Handles
  - 439
    Rack Flange Kit for Synthesizers with Handles Attached Contents
    - 440
      Installation Procedure
    - 440
      Rack Mount Flanges for Synthesizers with Handles Attached
- 441
  Storage and Shipment
  - 441
    Environment
  - 442
    Package the Synthesizer for Shipment
    - 443
      Systems
  - 444
    Manual Operation
    - 444
      Compatibility
    - 444
      Front Panel Operation
      - 444
        Instrument Preset Conditions
- 444
  Instrument Preset Conditions for the HP
  - 445
    System Connections
  - 447
    Remote Operation
    - 447
      Language Compatibility
    - 447
      Network Analyzer Language
    - 447
      Test and Measurement System Language
    - 447
      Control Interface Intermediate Language
- 448
  Numeric Suffixes
  - 448
    Status Bytes
- 449
  Programming Language Comparison
  - 455
    Description
  - 455
    Preliminary Check
  - 456
    Main Check
- 457
  Routine Maintenance
  - 457
    How to Replace the Line Fuse
- 458
  Removing the Fan Filter
  - 459
    How to Clean the Cabinet
  - 459
    How to Clean the Display Filter
- 462
  Change B
  - 464
    Modulation
  - 464
    Pulse
- 466
  Change a
  - 508
    Zoom

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