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Keysight N1914B User Manual (297 pages)

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Copyright Notice
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Warranty
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Safety Information
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Certification
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General Warranty
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Warranty Service
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Limitation of Warranty
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Exclusive Remedies
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Restricted Rights Legend
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Technology Licenses
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Safety Symbols
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Safety and EMC Requirements
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General Safety Information
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Regulatory Markings
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South Korean Class a EMC Declaration
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Sales and Technical Support
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Product and Solution Cybersecurity
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Responsible Disclosure Program
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Report a Product Cybersecurity Issue
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Table of Contents
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List of Figures
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List of Tables
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Introduction
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Documentation Information
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LXI Class-C Compliant Power Meter
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Rack Mounting
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Rack Mounting Information
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Ventilation Requirements
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Rack Mounting One Meter (Using the Option 908 Rack Mount Kit)
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Rack Mounting Two Meters Together (Using the Option 909 Rack Mount Kit)
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Power Meter and Sensor Capability
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Specifications
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Conventions Used in this Guide
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Front Panel Keys and Connections
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The Display Layout
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Figure 1-1 Dual Numeric Display
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Figure 1-2 Single Numeric and Analog Display
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Figure 1-3 Full Screen Numeric Display
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Window Symbols and Pop-Ups
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Warning Symbol Pop-Up
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Wait Symbol Pop-Up
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Confirm Symbol Pop-Up
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Numeric Entry Pop-Up
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Text Entry Pop-Up
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List Pop-Up
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Rear Panel Connections
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Remote Interface Configurations
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Usb
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Figure 1-4 Found New Hardware Wizard
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Lan
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Figure 1-5 Typical LAN Remote Interface
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Figure 1-6 LAN Network Restart Pop-Up
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Figure 1-7 Typical Manual Entry LAN Network Interface
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Gpib
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Figure 1-8 Typical GPIB Remote Interface
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Using the Instrument Web Interface
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Figure 1-9 Accessing the Instrument Web Interface
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Figure 1-10 N1914B EPM Series Power Meter Web Interface (Welcome Page)
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Figure 1-11 Message to Identify the Instrument
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Table 1-1 Type of Lan Status Message
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Figure 1-12 Example of LAN Status Message
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Using the Remote Front Panel
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Editing the Instrument's LAN Settings
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Figure 1-13 Viewing LAN Configuration Settings from the Web
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Figure 1-14 Password Options Dialog Box
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Figure 1-15 Changing the Instrument LAN Interface Configuration
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Figure 1-16 Advanced Network Options
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Instrument IO
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Figure 1-17 Instrument IO
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Capturing the Screen Image
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Getting the Instrument Data
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Making Socket Connection
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Figure 1-18 Add a LAN Instrument in Keysight Connection Expert
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Figure 1-19 Power Meter Successfully Connected
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Supported Programming Language
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Installation
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Initial Inspection
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Adjusting the Carrying Handle
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Turning the Power Meter on
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What Can Go Wrong
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Connecting a Power Sensor
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E-Series, 8480, N8480 Series, and U2000 Series Power Sensor Models
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General Power Meter Functions
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Setting the Units of Measurement
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Table 3-1 Measurement Units - Single Channel Meters
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Table 3-2 Measurement Units - Dual Channel Meters
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Setting the Measurement Frequency
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Figure 3-1 Frequency Pop-Up
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Setting the Resolution
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Making Relative Measurements
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Figure 3-2 Typical Relative Measurement Display
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Figure 3-3 Numeric Display
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Setting Offsets
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Figure 3-4 Simplified Measurement Path
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Setting Channel Offsets
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Figure 3-5 Typical Channel Offset Display
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Setting Display Offsets
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Figure 3-6 Channel Offset Indicator
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Figure 3-7 Typical Display Offset Display
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Setting Frequency Dependent Offsets
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Figure 3-8 Frequency Dependent Offset Tables Display
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Figure 3-9 Frequency Dependent Offset Indicator
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Editing Frequency Dependent Offset Tables
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Figure 3-10 "Edit Offset" Display with Data Added
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Figure 3-11 Edit Table Title Pop-Up
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Figure 3-12 Changing Offset Unit
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Selectable Frequency Dependent Offset Unit (Db or %)
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Figure 3-13 Offset Display in Engineering Unit
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Setting Measurement Averaging
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Figure 3-14 Typical Averaged Readings
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Figure 3-15 Meas Avg Count Pop-Up
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Step Detection
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Measuring Pulsed Signals
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Figure 3-16 Pulsed Signal
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Figure 3-17 Duty Cycle Setting
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Figure 3-18 Duty Cycle Indicator
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Setting External Trigger for Average Power Measurement
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Power Sweep Mode
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Figure 3-19 TRIG in and TRIG out Connection Diagram between Power Meter and Power Source
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Figure 3-20 Channel Setup Display
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Figure 3-21 Trigger Setting Menu 1 of
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Figure 3-22 Trigger Setting Menu 2 of
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Frequency Sweep Mode
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Determine the Right Step to be Set
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Setting Measurement Limits
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Figure 3-23 Limits Checking Applications
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Figure 3-24 Limits Checking Results
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Setting Limits
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Table 3-3 Range of Values for Window Limits
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Figure 3-25 Minimum Limit Pop-Up
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Checking for Limit Failures
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Figure 3-26 Limit Failures
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Numeric Format
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Single Function Measurement
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Figure 3-27 Measurement Setup Showing Single Configuration . 125 Figure 3-28 Function Pop-Up
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Combined Measurement
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Figure 3-30 Measurement Example Display
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Max Hold/Min Hold
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Figure 3-31 Max Hold/Min Hold Measurement Is Performed on the 'HOLD' Block
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Figure 3-32 Hold Pop-Up
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Figure 3-33 Min Hold and Max Hold Measurement Mode Indicated in the Display
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Figure 3-34 Measurement Mode in Full Word
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Recorder Output
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Figure 3-35 Recorder Minimum Pop-Up
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Figure 3-36 Recorder Maximum Pop-Up
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Table 3-4 Ranges of Recorder Output Setting
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Saving and Recalling Power Meter States
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Figure 3-37 Save/Recall Screen
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Editing a Register's Name
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Recalling a Measurement Setup
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Figure 3-38 Save Confirm Pop-Up
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Figure 3-39 File Name Pop-Up
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Figure 3-40 Recall Pop-Up
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Zeroing and Calibrating the Power Meter
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Zeroing the Power Meter
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Figure 3-41 Zeroing Pop-Up
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Zero/Cal Lockout
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Figure 3-42 Please Zero and Calibrate Window
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Calibration
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Figure 3-43 Calibration Wait Pop-Up
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Calibration Procedure Using E-Series Power Sensors and N8480 Series Power Sensors (Excluding Option CFT)
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Calibration Procedure Using 8480 Series Power Sensors and N8480 Series Power Sensors (with Option CFT)
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Table 3-5 Power Sensor Connection Requirements
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Table 3-7 Typical Specifications
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Adapter Test Procedure
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Table 3-6 Equipment List
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System Calibration
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Figure 3-44 System Calibration Setup
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Blank Screen
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Figure 3-45 Blank Screen
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Secure Blank
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Figure 3-46 Secure Blank Feature
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Figure 3-47 Enter 6-Digit Password Pop-Up
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Figure 3-48 6-Digit Password Entered
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Figure 3-49 Warning Message
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Figure 3-50 Reconfirm Password
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Figure 3-51 Warning Message
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Figure 3-52 Password Reconfirmation Pop-Up
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Figure 3-53 Enter Password to Restore Display
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Backlight Intensity Control
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Figure 3-54 Backlight Intensity Control
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Figure 3-55 Increase or Decrease the Backlight Brightness
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Memory Erase/Secure Erase
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Figure 3-56 Activate Memory Erase Using Combo Keys
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Figure 3-57 Secure Erase
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Figure 3-58 Confirmation to Begin Secure Erase
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Figure 3-59 Warning Pop-Up
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VGA Output
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Figure 3-60 VGA Toggle ON/OFF
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Warm Start
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Figure 3-61 Enable/Disable Warm Start Feature
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Setting the Cable Short/Long
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Figure 3-62 Short/Long Cable Option
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Setting the TCP Keepalive Timeout
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Figure 3-63 Remote Interfaces Window
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Figure 3-64 TCP Keepalive Time Window
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Figure 3-65 TCP Keepalive Time Pop-Up Window
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Reference Manual
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Figure 3-66 Reference Manual Softkey
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Figure 3-67 QR Code Screen
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Using E9300 E-Series Power Sensors
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Introduction
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Power Meter Configuration
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Figure 4-1 E9300 E-Series Auto-Averaging Settings
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Default Channel Setup
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Figure 4-2 E9300 E-Series Default Channel Setup
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Measurement Accuracy
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Table 4-1 Power Sensor Connection Requirements
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Figure 4-3 Frequency Pop-Up
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Measuring Spread Spectrum and Multitone Signals
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Figure 4-4 Spread Spectrum Signal
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CDMA Signal Measurements
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Figure 4-5 Wideband CDMA Error of E-Series E9300 Power Sensor Versus Corrected CW Sensor
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Figure 4-6 CDMA (IS-95A): 9Ch Fwd
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Multitone Signal Measurements
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Figure 4-7 Calibration Factors Versus Frequency
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Measuring TDMA Signals
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Power Meter and Sensor Operation
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Achieving Stable Results with TDMA Signals
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Achieving Stable Results with GSM Signals
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Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Measurements
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Measurement Accuracy and Speed
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Setting the Range
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Measurement Considerations
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Using E4410 E-Series Power Sensors
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Introduction
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Power Meter Configuration
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Figure 5-1 E-Series CW Sensor Auto-Averaging Settings
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Default Channel Setup
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Figure 5-2 E-Series E4410 Default Channel Setup
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Measurement Accuracy
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Figure 5-3 Frequency Pop-Up
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Using 8480 Series Power Sensors
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Introduction
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Using 8480 Series Power
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Power Meter Configuration
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Figure 6-1 8480 Series Auto-Averaging Settings
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Default Channel Setup
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Figure 6-2 8480 Series Default Channel Setup
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8480 Series Sensors Connection Requirements
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Table 6-1 8480 Series Connection Requirements
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Measurement Accuracy
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Frequency Specific Calibration Factors
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Figure 6-3 Reference Calibration Factor Pop-Up Window
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Figure 6-4 Calibration Factor Pop-Up Window
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Figure 6-5 Calibration Factor Display
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Sensor Calibration Tables
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Figure 6-6 Sensor Table Selected
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Figure 6-7 Frequency Dependent Offset Indicator
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Figure 6-8 Frequency/Calibration Table Display
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Editing/Generating Sensor Calibration Tables
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Table 6-2 Installed Power Sensor Models
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Figure 6-9 "Sensor Tbls" Screen
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Figure 6-10 "Edit Cal" Display
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Figure 6-11 Edit Table Title Pop-Up
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Pre-Installed Calibration Table Contents
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Using N8480 Series Power Sensors
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Introduction
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Table 7-1 Power Range in the Range Setting
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Power Meter Configuration Changes
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Figure 7-1 Auto-Averaging Settings
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Default Channel Setup
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Figure 7-2 N8480 Series (Excluding Option CFT) Default Channel
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Figure 7-3 N8480 Series with Option CFT Default Channel Setup
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N8480 Series Sensors Connection Requirements
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Table 7-2 N8480 Series Connection Requirements
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N8480 Series Power Sensors (Excluding Option CFT)
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Figure 7-4 Frequency Pop-Up
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N8480 Series Power Sensors with Option CFT
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Frequency Specific Calibration Factors
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Figure 7-5 Reference Calibration Factor Pop-Up Window
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Figure 7-6 Calibration Factor Pop-Up Window
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Figure 7-7 Calibration Factor Displayed
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Sensor Calibration Tables
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Selecting a Sensor Calibration Table
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Figure 7-8 Sensor Table Selected
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Figure 7-9 Frequency Dependent Offset Indicator
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Figure 7-10 Frequency/Calibration Table Display
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Editing/Generating Sensor Calibration Tables
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Table 7-3 Installed Power Sensor Models
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Figure 7-11 "Sensor Tbls" Screen
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Figure 7-12 "Edit Cal" Display
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Figure 7-13 Edit Table Title Pop-Up
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Introduction
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Power Meter Configuration
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Using U2000 Series USB Power Sensors
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Figure 8-1 U2000 Series Auto-Averaging Settings
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Default Channel Setup
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Figure 8-2 U2000 Series Default Channel Setup
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Measurement Accuracy
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Table 8-1 Power Sensor Connection Requirements
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Figure 8-3 Frequency Pop-Up
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Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Measurements
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Measurement Accuracy and Speed
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Setting the Range
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Measurement Considerations
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Using U8480 Series USB Thermocouple Sensors
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Introduction
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Power Meter Configuration
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Figure 9-1 U8480 Series Auto-Averaging Settings
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Default Channel Setup
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Figure 9-2 U8480 Series Default Channel Setup
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Measurement Accuracy
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Figure 9-3 Frequency Pop-Up
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Zeroing
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Figure 9-4 Zeroing Pop-Up Message
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Figure 9-5 Zeroing Error Pop-Up Message
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Calibrating
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Figure 9-6 Calibration Type
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Figure 9-7 Calibration Pop-Up Message
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Figure 9-8 Calibration Error Pop-Up Message
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Zero+Cal
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FDO Table Editing
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Figure 9-9 FDO Table Editing
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Using U2040 Series Power Sensors
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Introduction
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Power Meter Configuration
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Figure 10-1 U2040 Series Auto-Averaging Settings
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Default Channel Setup
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Figure 10-2 U2040 Series Default Channel Setup
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Measurement Accuracy
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Figure 10-3 Frequency Pop-Up
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Using 2050/60 X-Series Wide Dynamic Range USB Power Sensors
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Introduction
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Power Meter Configuration
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2050/60 X-Series Simplified Measurement Path
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2050/60 X-Series Typical Averaged Readings
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Figure 11-1 2050/60 X-Series Auto-Averaging Settings
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Default Channel Setup
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Figure 11-2 2050/60 X-Series Default Channel Setup
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Measurement Accuracy
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Figure 11-3 Frequency Pop-Up
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Maintenance
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Self Test
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Front Panel Selection of Self Tests
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Instrument Self Test
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Figure 12-1 Self Test Complete
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Remote Testing
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Test Descriptions
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Error Messages
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Introduction
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Figure 12-2 Error Indicator Position
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Error Message List
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Operator Maintenance
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Replacing the Power Line Fuse
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Figure 12-3 Replacing the Fuses
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Connector Maintenance
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Contacting Keysight Technologies
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Before Calling Keysight Technologies
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Check the Basics
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Instrument Serial Numbers
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Recommended Calibration Interval
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Erasing Memory Data
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Figure 12-4 Secure Erase Status Pop-Up
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Returning Your Power Meter for Service
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Packaging the Power Meter for Shipment
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Characteristics and Specifications
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Physical Specifications
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Table 13-1 Physical Specifications
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Environmental Specifications
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Table 13-2 N1913B/N1914B Environmental Specifications
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