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Keysight 1912A User Manual

Keysight 1912A User Manual (287 pages)

P-Series Power Meters

Brand: Keysight | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 6.57 MB

Table of Contents

Declaration of Conformity
2
Certification
3
General Warranty
3
Warranty Service
3
Limitation of Warranty
4
Exclusive Remedies
4
Restricted Rights Legend
5
Technology Licenses
5
Safety Symbols
6
Safety Considerations
7
Recommended Calibration Interval
7
General Safety Information
8
Environmental Conditions
9
Regulatory Information
10
- Safety Compliance
  10
- EMC Compliance
  10
Regulatory Markings
11
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directive 2002/96/ EC
12
- Product Category
  12
Sales and Technical Support
12
- Table of Contents
  13
- List of Figures
  21
- Safety Information
  2
1 Introduction

29
2 General Power Meter Functions

58
- Setting the Units of Measurement
  58
  - Selecting Units of Measurement from the Softkeys
    59
- Setting the Measurement Frequency
  60
  - Procedure
    60
- Setting the Resolution
  61
- Making Relative Measurements
  62
- Setting the Pulse Reference Levels
  64
- Figure 2-4 Measurement Configuration Screen
  64
- Figure 2-5 Pulse Duration Measurement between Two Reference Levels
  65
- Figure 2-6 Trace Ref Lvl 1 Pop-Up
  65
- Figure 2-7 Trace Ref Lvl 2 Pop-Up
  66
- Figure 2-8 Pulse Duration Ref Lvl Pop-Up
  66
- Setting Offsets
  67
- Setting Measurement Averaging
  78
- Step Detection
  81
  - Procedure
    81
- Setting the Video Averaging
  82
  - Procedure
    82
  - Figure 2-19 Video Avg Count Pop-Up
    83
- Setting the Video Bandwidth
  84
- Setting Measurement Channel Gates
  87
- Setting up the Channel Trace
  92
- Setting the Trigger
  96
- Setting Measurement Limits
  118
  - Figure 2-48 Limits Checking Applications
    118
  - Figure 2-49 Limits Checking Results
    118
  - Setting Limits
    119
  - Figure 2-50 Minimum Limit Pop-Up
    120
  - Checking for Limit Failures
    121
  - Figure 2-51 Limit Failures
    121
- Setting the Measurement Display
  122
  - Figure 2-52 Sixteen Measurements Per Channel
    122
  - Figure 2-53 Measurement Feed Example
    123
  - Numeric Format
    124
  - Single Function Measurement
    125
  - Figure 2-56 Measurement Type Pop-Up
    126
  - Figure 2-57 Gating Number Pop-Up
    126
  - Combined Measurement
    127
  - Figure 2-59 Measurement Example Display
    128
- Scaling the Analog Display
  129
- Figure 2-60 Maximum Limit Pop-Up
  129
- Figure 2-61 Minimum Limit Pop-Up
  130
- Figure 2-62 Increment and Decrement Multiplier
  130
- Recorder Output
  131
- Saving and Recalling Power Meter States
  137
  - Editing a Register's Name
    138
  - Figure 2-69 Save Confirm Pop-Up
    138
  - Figure 2-70 File Name Pop-Up
    138
  - Recalling a Measurement Setup
    139
  - Figure 2-71 Recall Pop-Up
    139
- Zeroing and Calibrating the P-Series Sensor
  140
  - Zeroing
    140
  - Figure 2-72 Zeroing Pop-Up
    140
  - Calibration
    141
  - Figure 2-73 Calibration Wait Pop-Up
    142
  - Manual Calibration
    142
  - Zero/Cal Lockout
    143
  - Figure 2-74 Please Zero and Calibrate Window
    143
- Presetting the Power Meter
  145
- Figure 2-75 Preset Display Options
  145
- Setting the Cable Short/Long
  147
  - Short
    147
  - Long
    147
  - Figure 2-76 Short/Long Cable Option
    147
3 Using P-Series Power Sensor

150
4 Using E9320 E-Series Power Sensors

166
5 Using E9300 E-Series Power Sensors

186
- Introduction
  186
- Power Meter Configuration
  187
  - Figure 5-1 E9300 E-Series Auto-Averaging Settings
    187
  - Default Channel Setup
    188
- Measurement Accuracy
  189
  - Procedure
    190
- Measuring Spread Spectrum and Multitone Signals
  192
- Measuring TDMA Signals
  195
- Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Measurements
  197
- Measurement Accuracy and Speed
  198
  - Setting the Range
    198
  - Measurement Considerations
    199
6 Using E4410 E-Series Power Sensors Introduction

202
- Power Meter Configuration
  203
- Measurement Accuracy
  205
  - Procedure
    205
  - Figure 6-3 Frequency Pop-Up
    206
7 Using 8480 Series Power Sensors

208
- Introduction
  208
- Using 8480 Series Power Sensors Introduction
  208
- Power Meter Configuration
  209
- Measurement Accuracy
  212
- Frequency Specific Calibration Factors
  213
- Sensor Calibration Tables
  217
  - Procedure
    218
  - Figure 7-6 Sensor Table Selected
    218
  - Figure 7-7 Frequency Dependent Offset Indicator
    219
  - Figure 7-8 Frequency/Calibration Table Display
    220
  - Editing/Generating Sensor Calibration Tables
    221
  - Figure 7-9 "Sensor Tbls" Screen
    222
  - Figure 7-10 "Edit Cal" Display
    223
  - Figure 7-11 Edit Table Title Pop-Up
    223
  - Pre-Installed Calibration Table Contents
    225
  - Figure 5-2
    226
8 Using N8480 Series Power Sensors

230
9 Complementary Cumulative Distribution Function (CCDF)

252
- Introduction
  252
- Setting the CCDF Table
  253
  - Windowed CCDF Table
    253
  - Figure 9-1 CCDF Table in Windowed Display
    253
  - Expanded CCDF Table
    254
  - Figure 9-2 CCDF Table in Expanded Display
    254
  - Full Screen CCDF Table
    255
  - Figure 9-3 CCDF Table in Full-Screen Display
    255
- Setting the CCDF Trace
  256
- Figure 9-4 Trace Display Select Control Menu
  256
- Figure 9-5 CCDF Trace Display with Marker Trace Menu
  257
- Figure 9-6 Scale/DIV Pop-Up
  259
- Figure 9-7 Selection of CCDF Trace to be Stored as a Reference
  259
10 Maintenance

261
- Self Test
  262
  - Power on Self Test
    262
  - Front Panel Selection of Self Tests
    262
  - Instrument Self Test
    263
  - Figure 10-1 Self Test Complete
    263
  - Remote Testing
    264
  - Test Descriptions
    264
- Error Messages
  266
  - Introduction
    266
  - Error Message List
    268
- Operator Maintenance
  275
  - Replacing the Power Line Fuse
    275
  - Figure 10-3 Replacing the Fuse
    276
- Contacting Keysight Technologies
  277
  - Before Calling Keysight Technologies
    277
  - Check the Basics
    277
  - Instrument Serial Numbers
    278
- Erasing Memory Data
  280
- Returning Your Power Meter for Service
  281
  - Packaging the Power Meter for Shipment
    281

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