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Ronde & Schwarz R&S NRP18S-25 User Manual

Ronde & Schwarz R&S NRP18S-25 User Manual (148 pages)

High-Power Three-Path Diode Power Sensor

Brand: Ronde & Schwarz | Category: Accessories | Size: 4 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

3
- Safety and Regulatory Information
  7
- Safety Instructions
  7
- Labels on the Product
  8
- Warning Messages in the Documentation
  8
- Basic Safety Instructions
  9
- Documentation Overview
  9
- Getting Started Manual
  9
- Instrument Security Procedures
  9
- Tutorials
  9
- User Manuals
  9
- Welcome
  9
- Application Notes, Application Cards, White Papers, Etc
  10
- Data Sheets and Brochures
  10
- Key Features
  10
- Release Notes and Open Source Acknowledgment (OSA)
  10
- Choosing the Operating Site
  12
- Preparing for Use
  12
- Unpacking and Checking
  12
- Connecting to a DUT
  13
- Considerations for Test Setup
  13
- Powering the Power Sensor
  14
- Computer
  15
- Connecting a Cable to the Host Interface
  15
- Connecting to a Controlling Host
  15
- Base Unit
  18
- Power Sensor Tour
  19
- RF Connector
  19
- Host Interface
  20
- Status Information
  20
- Trigger I/O Connector
  20
- Operating Concepts
  22
- R&S NRP Toolkit
  22
- System Requirements
  22
- Versions and Downloads
  22
- R&S NRP Toolkit for Windows
  23
- Remote Control
  24
- R&S Nrpv
  25
- R&S Power Viewer
  26
- R&S Nrx
  28
- R&S Power Viewer Mobile
  28
- Firmware Update
  30
- Hardware and Software Requirements
  30
- Updating the Firmware
  30
- Using the Firmware Update for NRP Family Program
  30
- Using Remote Control
  32
- Important Difference
  34
- Prerequisites
  34
- Replacing an R&S NRP-Zxx with an R&SNRP18S-XX
  34
- Conventions Used in SCPI Command Descriptions
  35
- Remote Control Commands
  35
- Notations
  36
Common Commands

37
- Idn
  38
- Ist
  38
- Opc
  38
- Opt
  39
- Rst
  39
- Sav
  39
- Stb
  40
- Trg
  40
- Tst
  40
- Wai
  40
Preparing for the Measurement

41
- Selecting a Measurement Path
  41
- Selecting the Reference Source
  41
- [Sense<Sensor>:]Range
  41
- Selecting a Measurement Mode
  42
- [Sense<Sensor>:]Range:auto
  42
- [Sense<Sensor>:]Range:clevel
  42
- Configuring the Measured Values
  43
- Parameters
  43
- Controlling the Measurement
  44
- Starting and Ending a Measurement
  45
- Triggering
  46
- Internal
  47
- Controlling the Measurement Results
  48
- Interplay of the Controlling Mechanisms
  49
Configuring the Trigger

54
- Remote Commands
  54
- Trigger:atrigger:delay
  54
- Trigger:atrigger:executed
  54
- Chapter 8.5, "Controlling the Measurement
  55
- Trigger:atrigger[:State]
  55
- Trigger:count
  55
- Trigger:delay
  55
- Trigger:delay:auto
  55
- Trigger:dtime
  56
- Trigger:external<2
  56
- Trigger:holdoff
  56
- Trigger:hysteresis
  56
- Trigger:immediate
  57
- Trigger:level
  57
- Trigger:level:unit
  57
- Trigger:sender:port
  57
- Trigger:sender:state
  58
- Trigger:slope
  58
- Trigger:source
  58
- Configuring Results
  59
- Setting the Power Unit
  59
- Trigger:sync:port
  59
- Trigger:sync:state
  59
- Setting the Result Format
  60
- Configuring the Measurement Modes
  61
- Continuous Average Measurement
  61
- Burst Average Measurement
  65
- Timeslot Measurement
  66
- Trace Measurement
  68
- Configuring Auto Averaging
  73
- Configuring Basic Measurement Parameters
  73
- Excluding Intervals
  77
- Setting the Frequency
  77
Configuring Corrections

78
- Duty Cycle Corrections
  78
- [Sense<Sensor>:]Correction:dcycle
  78
- Offset Corrections
  79
- [Sense<Sensor>:]Correction:dcycle:state
  79
- S-Parameter Correction
  80
- S-Gamma Corrections
  82
- I-Gamma Queries
  83
- Using the S-Parameters Program
  84
Menu Bar/File

85
- File
  85
- Menu Bar
  85
- Device
  86
- Options
  86
- Remote
  86
- Sensor
  86
- Show Cal. Data
  86
- User Data
  86
- Global Flags
  87
- S-Parameter Correction on by Default
  87
- S-Parameter Correction State Locked
  87
- S-Parameter Device Locked
  87
- Device Table
  88
- Use Flags in Factory Cal. Data Set
  88
- Querying Measurement Results
  94
- Calibrating, Zeroing
  95
- Testing
  97
Configuring the System

98
- Configuring General Functions
  98
- System:dfprint<Channel
  99
- System:error:all
  99
- System:error:code:all
  99
- System:error:code[:Next]
  99
- System:error:count
  100
- System:error[:Next]
  100
- System:fwupdate
  100
- System:fwupdate:status
  100
- System:help:headers
  101
- System:help:syntax
  101
- System:help:syntax:all
  101
- System:info
  101
- System:initialize
  102
- System:language
  102
- System:led:color
  102
- System:led:mode
  103
- System:minpower
  103
- System:parameters
  103
- System:parameters:delta
  104
- System:preset
  104
- System:reboot
  104
- System:restart
  104
- System:rutime
  104
- System:serror
  104
- System:serror:list:all
  105
- System:serror:list[:Next]
  105
- System:sutime
  105
- System:tlevels
  106
- System:transaction:begin
  106
- System:transaction:end
  106
- System:version
  106
- System[:Sensor]:Name
  106
- Using the Status Register
  106
Reading the Condition Part

107
- General Status Register Commands
  107
- Status:preset
  107
- Status:queue[:Next]
  107
- Controlling the Enable Part
  108
- Controlling the Negative Transition Part
  108
- Reading the Event Part
  108
- Controlling the Positive Transition Part
  109
- Performing Measurement Tasks - Programming Examples
  110
- Performing the Fastest Measurement in Continuous Average Mode
  110
- Performing the Simplest Measurement
  110
- Untriggered Fast Unchopped Continuous Average Measurement
  110
- Triggered Fast Unchopped Continuous Average Measurement
  112
- Performing a Buffered Continuous Average Measurement
  113
- Performing Trace Measurements
  115
- Trace Measurement with Synchronization to Measurement Complete
  116
- Remote Control Basics
  118
- Remote Control Interfaces and Protocols
  118
- USB Interface
  118
- Chapter 10 Status Reporting System
  119
- Overview
  119
- Device Status Register
  122
- Questionable Status Register
  123
- Standard Event Status and Enable Register (ESR, ESE)
  126
- Operation Status Register
  127
- Displaying Status Information
  135
- Performing a Selftest
  135
- Problems During a Firmware Update
  135
- Troubleshooting
  135
- Contacting Customer Support
  136
- Transporting
  137
- Maintenance, Storage and Disposal
  138
- Regular Checks
  138
- Cleaning
  139
- Disposal
  139
- Storage
  139
- List of Commands
  141
- Index
  146

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