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HP HP 8753E User Manual (699 pages)

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Brand: HP | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 18 MB

Safety Symbols
6
General Safety Considerations
7
Table of Contents
13
HP 8753E Description and Options

39
Making Mixer Measurements

143
Printing, Plotting, and Saving Measurement Results

180
- Where to Look for more Information
  181
- Printing or Plotting Your Measurement Results
  182
- Configuring a Print Function
  182
- Deiining a Print Function
  184
- Printing One Measurement Per Page
  185
- Printing Multiple Measurements Per Page
  186
- Defining a Plot Function
  191
  - Choosing Display Elements
    191
  - Selecting Auto-Feed
    191
  - Selecting Pen Numbers and Colors
    192
  - Selecting Line Types
    193
  - Line Types Available
    193
  - Choosing Scale
    194
- Plotting One Measurement Per Page Using a Pen Plotter
  195
- Plotting Multiple Measurements Per Page Using a Pen Plotter
  196
  - Plot Quadrants
    196
- Plotting a Measurement to Disk
  198
  - Automatic File Naming Convention for LIF Format
    198
- Usingamipr0
  
  200
Optimizing Measurement Results

223
- Increasing Measurement Accuracy
  224
  - Connector Repeatability
    224
  - Interconnecting Cables
    224
  - Temperature Drift
    224
  - Frequency Drift
    225
  - Performance Verification
    225
  - Reference Plane and Port Extensions
    225
- Where to Look for more Information
  224
- Measurement Error-Correction
  226
- Procedures for Error-Correcting Your Measurements
  230
- Frequency Response Error-Corrections
  231
- Frequency Response and Isolation Error-Corrections
  236
- One-Port Reflection Error-Correction
  240
  - Standard Connections for a One Port Reflection Error-Correction
    241
- Full Two-Port Error-Correction
  243
  - TRL Error-Correction
    246
  - TRM Error-Correction
    247
- Modifying Calibration Kit Standards
  247
  - Definitions
    251
  - Modifying TRL Standards
    251
  - Modifying TRM Standards
    253
  - Entering the Power Sensor Calibration Data
    257
    
    Editing Frequency Segments
    257
    
    Deleting Frequency Segments
    258
    
    Sample-And-Sweep Mode for Power Meter Calibration
    259
  - Using Sample-And-Sweep Correction Mode
    259
  - 5-9. Continuous Correction Mode for Power Meter Calibration
    260
  - Noninsertable Device
    262
  - Calibrating for Noninsertable Devices
    262
  - Adapter Removal
    263
    
    Perform the 2-Port Error Corrections
    264
    
    Remove the Adapter
    265
    
    Example Program
    267
  - Matched Adapters
    268
- Making Accurate Measurements of Electrically Long Devices
  270
  - Decreasing the Time Delay
    271
- Increasing Sweep Speed
  272
  - Band Switch Points
    273
- Increasing Dynamic Range
  278
- Reducing Receiver Crosstalk
  279
- HP 8753E System Operation
  283
  - The Receiver Block
    284
    
    Data Processing Flow Diagram
    285
    
    Ratio Calculations
    286
    
    Sampler/If Correction
    286
    
    Sweep-Lb-Sweep Averaging
    286
  - Processing Details
    286
    
    Pre-Raw Data Arrays
    287
    
    Raw Arrays
    287
    
    Trace Math Operation
    287
- Gating (Option 010 Only)
  287
  - The Electrical Delay Block
    287
  - Conversion
    287
  - Transform (Option 010 Only)
    288
  - Format
    288
  - Smoothing
    288
  - Format Arrays
    288
  - Offsetandscaie
    288
  - Display Memory
    288
- Active Channel Keys
  289
- Auxiiiary Channels and Two-Port Calibration
  289
  - Enabling Auxiiiary Channels
    290
  - Multiple Channel Displays
    290
  - Uncoupling Stimuius Values between Primary Channels
    290
  - Coupled Markers
    290
- Entry Block Keys
  290
  - Units Terminator
    291
  - Knob
    291
    
    Entry Block
    291
    
    Modifying or Deleting Entries
    292
    
    Turningoffthesoftkeymenu
    292
- Defining Ranges with Stimulus Keys
  293
  - Stimulus Function Block
    293
  - Stimuius Menu
    294
- Stimuius Functions
  293
- The Power Menu
  295
  - Understanding the Power Ranges
    295
    
    Automatic Mode
    295
    
    Manual Mode
    295
    
    Power Range Transitions in the Automatic Mode
    296
  - Power Coupling Options
    297
    
    Channel Coupling
    297
  - Manual Sweep Time Mode
    298
  - Auto Sweep Time Mode
    298
  - Minimum Sweep Time
    298
- Allowing Repetitive Switching of the Attenuator
  301
- Source Attenuator Switch Protection
  301
- Channel Stimulus Coupling
  302
- Sweep Type Menu
  303
  - Linear Frequency Sweep (Hz)
    303
  - Logarithmic Frequency Sweep (Hz)
    304
  - Stepped List Frequency Sweep (Hz)
    304
    
    Stepped Edit Subsweep Menu
    305
  - Swept List Frequency Sweep (Hz)
    306
    
    Setting Segment if Bandwidth
    307
  - Power Sweep (Dbm)
    308
  - Response Function Block
    309
- Response Functions
  309
  - S-Parameters of a Two-Port Device
    310
  - The S-Parameter Menu
    311
    
    Input Ports Menu
    312
- The Format Menu
  313
  - Log Magnitude Format
    314
  - Phase Format
    314
  - Group Delay Format
    315
  - Smith Chart Format
    315
  - Polar Format
    316
  - Linear Magnitude Format
    317
  - Transmission Coefficient
    317
  - Real Format
    318
  - Group Delay Principles
    319
  - Rate of Phase Change Versus Frequency
    320
  - Electrical Delay
    322
- Display Menu
  323
  - Dual Channel Displays
    324
    
    Channel Position Softkey
    327
    
    Param Displays Menu
    328
  - Memory Math Functions
    329
    
    Setting Default Colors
    330
    
    Effect of Averaging on a Trace
    332
- Averaging Menu
  332
  - Effect of Smoothing on a Trace
    333
  - IF Bandwidth Reduction
    334
  - Marker Menu Delta Mode Menu
    336
  - Marker Function Menu
    337
    
    Marker Mode Menu
    337
    
    Marker Search Menu
    337
    
    Polar Marker Menu
    337
    
    Smith Marker Menu
    337
- Measurement Calibration
  338
  - What Is Accuracy Enhancement
    338
  - What Causes Measurement Errors
    339
    
    Directivity
    339
    
    Load Match
    340
    
    Source Match
    340
    
    Frequency Response (Tracking)
    341
    
    Isolation (Crosstalk)
    341
    
    Load Match
    341
  - Characterizing Microwave Systematic Errors
    342
    
    Major Sources of Error
    342
    
    One-Port Error Model
    342
    
    Reflection Tracking Em
    344
    
    Device Measurement
    347
    
    Iwo-Port Error Model
    347
    
    Load Match ELF
    349
    
    Isolation Em
    350
    
    Source Match Esr
    350
- Calibration Considerations
  353
  - Measurement Parameters
    353
  - Device Measurements
    353
  - Omitting Isolation Calibration
    353
  - Saving Calibration Data
    353
  - The Calibration Standards
    354
  - Frequency Response of Calibration Standards
    354
    
    Electrical Offset
    355
    
    Typical Responses of Calibration Standards after Calibration
    356
- How Effective Is Accuracy Enhancement
  357
- Correcting for Measurement Errors
  359
  - Ensuring a Valid Calibration
    359
  - Interpolated Error-Correction
    360
- The Calibrate Menu
  361
  - Response Calibration
    361
  - Response and Isolation Calibration
    361
  - Sll and S2 One-Port Calibration
    361
  - Pull Two-Port Calibration
    361
  - TRL*/LRM* Two-Port Calibration
    362
- Restarting a Calibration
  363
- Modifying Calibration Kits
  364
  - Modify Calibration Kit Menu
    365
    
    Specify Offset Menu
    368
    
    Label Standard Menu
    369
    
    Specify Class Menu
    369
    
    Label Class Menu
    372
    
    Label Kit Menu
    372
  - Verify Performance
    372
  - Why Use TRL Calibration
    373
- How TRL*/LRM* Calibration Works
  373
- System
  374
  - Isolation
    375
  - Source Match and Load Match
    376
  - Reflection Coefficient
    378
  - The TRL Calibration Procedure
    378
    
    Fabricating and Defining Calibration Standards for TRL/LRM
    379
    
    Power Meter Calibration
    383
  - Loss of Power Meter Calibration Data
    384
    
    Sample-And-Sweep Mode (One Sweep)
    385
    
    Power Loss Correction List
    386
    
    Characteristic Power Meter Calibration Sweep Speed and Accuracy
    387
    
    Notes on Accuracy
    388
- Alternate and Chop Sweep Modes
  389
  - Calibrating for Noninsertable Devices
    390
  - Instrument State Function Block
    391
- Using the Instrument State Functions
  391
- HP-IB Menu
  392
  - System Controller Mode
    393
  - Using the Parallel Port
    394
- The System Menu
  395
  - Edit Limits Menu
    396
  - Offset Limits Menu
    397
- Knowing the Instrument Modes
  398
  - CW Frequency Range in External Source Mode
    400
  - Frequency Offset Menu
    401
    
    Frequency Offset In-Depth Description
    402
    
    Receiver and Source Requirements
    403
  - Harmonic Operation (Option 002 Only)
    404
    
    Accuracy and Input Power
    405
- Time Domain Operation (Option 010)
  406
  - General Theory
    407
  - Time Domain Bandpass
    408
    
    A Reflection Measurement of Two Cables
    409
    
    Interpreting the Bandpass Reflection Response Horizontal Axis
    409
    
    Transmission Measurement in Time Domain Bandpass Mode
    410
    
    Transmission Measurements Using Bandpass Mode
    410
  - Timedomainlowpass
    411
    
    Time Domain Low Pass Measurements of an Unterminated Cable
    412
    
    Simulated Low Pass Step and Impulse Response Waveforms (Real Format)
    413
    
    Transmission Measurements in Time Domain Low Pass
    414
    
    Interpreting the Low Pass Step Transmission Response Horizontal Axis
    415
  - Time Domain Concepts
    416
    
    Impulse Width, Sidelobes, and Windowing
    417
    
    Range
    419
    
    Resolution
    420
    
    Range Resolution
    421
    
    Response Resolution
    421
    
    Gating
    422
    
    Gate Shape
    423
    
    Selecting Gate Shape
    423
  - Forward Transform Measurements
    424
    
    Separating the Amplitude and Phase Components of Test-Device-Induced
    425
    
    Forward Transform Range
    426
    
    Test Sequencing
    427
  - Commands that Require a Clean Sweep
    428
- The Sequencing Menu
  429
- Sequencing Special Functions Menu
  431
- Metering the Power Level
  437
- Connection Considerations
  450
  - Fixtures
    451
- Reference Documents
  452
  - On-Wafer Measurements
    453
  - Dynamic Range
    454
7 Specifications and Measurement Uncertainties

455
- HP 8753E Measurement Port Specifications
  455
  - Directivity
    456
  - Test Ports
    458
  - Test Ports
    459
- Instrument Specifications
  463
  - Measurement Throughput Summary
    469
  - Remote Programming
    470
    
    Interface Function Codes
    470
    
    External Trigger (EXT TRIGGER)
    471
    
    Line Power
    472
  - Environmental Characteristics
    473
  - Weight
    474
  - Hp-Ib
    481
- Cross Reference of Key Function to Programming Command
  543
  - Gate Shape
    549
  - Response
    556
  - System
    561
- Softkey Locations
  565
Error Messages

585
- Adapter Kits
  619
- Transistor Test Fixtures
  620
- System Accessories Available
  621
- Mass Storage
  622
- Keyboards
  623
  - Controller
    624
- Connecting Peripherals
  625
  - If the Peripheral Is a Plotter
    627
- HP-IB Operation
  633
  - HP-IB Status Indicators
    637
  - System-Controller Mode
    638
- User Graphics
  641
- Types of Memory and Data Storage
  642
  - Non-Volatile Memory
    643
  - Memory Requirements of Calibration and Memory Trace Arrays
    644
- Conserving Memory
  647
Preset State

648
- Measurement Uncertainty Worksheet (1 of
  670
- Bus Device Modes
  675
- Code Naming Convention
  676
- Device Types
  678
  - Measurement
    687
  - Measurements
    687
  - Mixers
    687
  - Pen Plotter
    690
- Setting HP-IB Addresses
  695
- Standard Connections for Fuii Two Port Error-Correction
  696
- Verification Kit
  699

HP HP 8753E Programming And Command Reference Manual (192 pages)

HP-IB Network Analyzer, Including Option 011

Brand: HP | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents
5
HP-IB Programming and Command Reference Guide
8
Where to Look for more Information
9
Preset Conditions
10
Analyzer Command Syntax
14
- Code Naming Convention
  14
- Valid Characters
  16
- Units
  16
  - Command Formats
    17
  - General Structure
    17
  - Syntax Types
    18
Analyzer Operation
19
- Held Commands
  19
- Operation Complete
  19
- Device Types
  21
  - Listener
    21
  - Controller
    22
- HP-IB Bus Structure
  23
  - Data Bus
    23
  - Handshake Lines
    23
  - Control Lines
    24
- HP-IB Requirements
  26
- HP-IB Operational Capabilities
  27
  - HP-IB Status Indicators
    28
- Bus Device Modes
  28
  - System-Controller Mode
    28
  - Lhlker/Listener Mode
    30
  - Pass-Control Mode
    30
  - Analyzer Bus Modes
    30
- Setting HP-B3 Addresses
  32
- Response to HP-IB Meta-Messages (IEEE-488 Universal Commands
  32
  - Abort
    32
  - Device Clear
    32
  - Local
    32
  - Local Lockout
    33
  - Parallel Poll
    33
    
    Pass Control
    33
  - Remote
    33
  - Serialpoll
    33
  - Trigger
    33
Reading Analyzer Data
34
- Command Query
  34
- Output Syntax
  35
- Marker Data
  37
- Array-Data Formats
  40
- Trace-Data Transfers
  42
- Stimulus-Related Values
  43
Data-Processing Chain
44
- Data Arrays
  44
- Fast Data Transfer Commands
  46
- Data Levels
  47
- Learn String and Calibration-Kit String
  49
Error Reporting
50
Calibration
61
Display Graphics
64
- User Graphics Units
  64
- HP-GL Subset
  64
  - Accepted but Ignored HP-GL Commands
    66
Disk File Names
67
Key Select Codes Arranged by Front-Panel Hardkey
70
HP-IB Only Commands
100
Alphabetical Mnemonic Listing
110
Index
170

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