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Agilent Technologies E4440A Manual

Agilent Technologies E4440A Manual

84 pages1.11 Mb

Getting Started Guide
- PSA Series Spectrum Analyzers
- 2Notice
- Additional Information
  - 3Contents
    - Chapter 1 7
    - Installation and Setup Initial Inspection
    - Installation and Setup
  - 7Initial Inspection
  - 9Power Requirements
    - 10AC Power Cord
  - 13Turning on the Analyzer for the First Time
    - 14Why Arent All the Personality Options Loaded in Memory?
    - If Option 117 is Loaded in Memory
    - 15Using an External Reference
  - 16Firmware Revision
  - 17Running Internal Alignments
  - 18Printer Setup and Operation
  - 21Protecting Against Electrostatic Discharge
  - 22Safety Information
  - 24Front Panel Overview
    - This section provides information on the analyzers front panel, including:
    - Front-Panel Connectors and Keys
      - 25Chapter 2 25
      - NOTE
    - 26Display Annotations
      - Chapter 2 29
      - Rear-Panel Features
  - 29Rear-Panel Features
    - 3030 Chapter 2
    - Rear-Panel Features
  - 31Key Overview
  - 33Front and Rear Panel Symbols
    - Chapter 3 37
    - Making a Basic Measurement Using the Front Panel
    - Making a Basic Measurement
  - 37Using the Front Panel
    - Entering Data
    - Using Menu Keys
  - 39Presetting the Spectrum Analyzer
    - Creating a User Preset
  - 40Viewing a Signal
  - 49File Menu Functions
    - Locating and viewing files in the catalog
    - 51Creating a directory
  - 53Saving a File
    - Step 1. Set up the analyzer trace
    - 55Step 2. Save the file
    - 57Loading a file
    - 59Renaming a File
    - 60Copying a File
    - 61Deleting a File
  - 62Using the Alpha Editor
  - 64Ordering Options and Accessories
    - Options (see page 65)
    - Accessories (see page 71)
  - 65Options
    - 701. Available only at time of purchase
  - 71Accessories
    - 50 Ohm Load
    - 50 Ohm/75 Ohm Minimum Loss Pad
    - AC Probe
    - AC Probe (Low Frequency)
    - 72Broadband Preamplifiers and Power Amplifiers
    - GPIB Cable
    - USB/GPIB Interface
    - HP/Agilent 11970 Series Harmonic Mixers
    - 73HP/Agilent 11974 Series Preselected Millimeter Mixers
    - RF and Transient Limiters
    - Power Splitters
    - 74RF Bridges
    - 50 Ohm Transmission/Reflection Test Kit
    - Static Safe Accessories
    - Noise Sources (for use with PSA Option 119)
  - 77Types of Spectrum Analyzer Messages
  - 78Before Calling Agilent Technologies
    - Check the Basics
    - 80Read the Warranty
    - Service Options
    - Calling Agilent Technologies
  - 81Returning an Analyzer for Service
    - 84Index

Agilent Technologies E4440A Manual

664 pages10.48 Mb

Users and Programmers Reference
- Agilent Technologies PSA Spectrum Analyzers
  - 2Legal Information
    - 44Book Organization
      - What is in This Book
      - 45TermsUsedinThisBook
- 472Instrument Functions: A L
  - 492.0.1 Ref Level
  - 502.0.2 Attenuation
  - 522.0.3 Scale/Div
  - 2.0.4 Scale Type
  - 542.0.5 Presel Center
  - 552.0.6 Presel Adjust
  - 562.0.7 Y Axis Units
  - 582.0.8 Ref Lvl Offset
  - 592.0.9 Int Preamp
  - 2.0.10 Corrections
  - 682.0.11 Ext Amp Gain
  - 2.0.12 Atten Step
  - 692.0.13 Max Mixer Lvl
  - 712.1 Auto Couple
    - 2.1.1 Auto All
    - 722.1.2 FFT & Sweep
    - 762.1.3 PhNoise Opt
    - 772.1.4 Detector
    - 792.1.6 ADC Dither
    - 802.1.7 ADC Ranging
  - 832.2 BW/Avg
    - 2.2.1 Res BW
    - 842.2.2 Video BW
    - 862.2.3 VBW/RBW
    - 872.2.4 Average
    - 892.2.5 Avg/VBW Type
    - 90New avg N1()Oldavg Newdata+ N
    - -------------------------------------------------------------------=
    - 91New Avg 10 N1()10
    - 10
    - + N
    - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ log=
    - 932.2.6 Span/RBW
  - 952.3 Det/Demod
    - 2.3.1 Detector
  - 1032.4 Display
    - 2.4.1 Full Screen
    - 2.4.2 Display Line
    - 1042.4.3 Display Line
    - 1062.4.4 Active Fctn Position
    - 1082.4.5 Limits
      - 115Chapter 2 115
      - Instrument Functions: A - L Display
        Instrument Functions: A - L
    - 1222.4.6 Title
    - 1232.4.7 Preferences
    - 1252.4.8 Display Enable (Remote Command Only)
  - 1272.5 File
    - 1302.5.1 Catalog
    - 1362.5.2 Save
    - 1432.5.3 Load
    - 1472.5.4 Delete
    - 1512.5.5 Copy
    - 1532.5.6 Rename
    - 1552.5.7 Create Dir
    - 1572.5.8 Delete All
    - 1582.5.9 Query Trace Data (Remote Command Only)
    - 2.5.10 Move Data to a File (Remote Command Only)
    - 1602.5.11 Set Data Byte Order (Remote Command Only)
    - 2.5.12 Format Numeric Data (Remote Command Only)
  - 1632.6 FREQUENCY / Channel
    - 2.6.1 Center Freq
    - 1642.6.2 Start Freq
    - 1652.6.3 Stop Freq
    - 1662.6.4 CF Step
    - 1672.6.5 Freq Offset
    - 1682.6.6 Signal Track
  - 1712.7 Input/Output
    - 2.7.1 Input Port
    - 1722.7.2 RF Coupling
    - 2.7.3 Input Z Corr
    - 1732.7.4 Trig Input
  - 1773.1 Marker
    - 1803.1.1 Select Marker
    - 3.1.2 Normal
    - 1813.1.3 Delta
    - 3.1.4 Delta Pair
    - 1843.1.5 Span Pair
    - 1853.1.6 Off
    - 3.1.7 Marker Trace
    - 1863.1.8 Readout
    - 1893.1.9 Marker Table
    - 3.1.10 Marker All Off
  - 1913.2 Marker Fctn
    - 3.2.1 Select Marker
    - 3.2.2 Marker Noise
    - 1933.2.3 Band/Intvl Power
    - 1943.2.4 Function Off
    - 3.2.5 Marker Count
  - 1973.3 Marker ->
    - 3.3.1 Mkr->CF
    - 3.3.2 Mkr->CF Step
    - 3.3.3 Mkr->Start
    - 1993.3.4 Mkr->Stop
    - 3.3.5 Mkr->Span
    - 3.3.6 Mkr->CF
    - 2003.3.7 Mkr->Ref Lvl
  - 2013.4 Meas Setup (SA with Measurements Off)
    - 3.4.1 Measurement Setup
  - 2033.5 MODE
    - 2043.5.1 Spectrum Analysis
    - 3.5.2 Application Mode Number Selection (Remote command only)
    - 2063.5.3 Application Mode Catalog Query (Remote command only)
- 2074Instrument Functions: P Z
  - 2094.1 Peak Search
    - 4.1.1 Next Peak
    - 2104.1.2 Next Pk Right
    - 4.1.3 Next Pk Left
    - 4.1.4 Min Search
    - 2124.1.5 Pk-Pk Search
    - 4.1.6 Mkr->CF
    - 4.1.7 Continuous Pk
    - 2134.1.8 N dB Points
    - 2154.1.9 Search Param
  - 2214.2 Preset
    - 2224.2.1 User Preset
    - 2244.2.2 Mode Preset
    - 4.2.3 Factory Preset
    - 2254.2.4 Save User Preset
  - 2274.3 Print
    - 4.3.1 Abort the Printout (Remote Command Only)
  - 2294.4 Print Setup
    - 4.4.1 Printer Setup
    - 2314.4.2 Orientation
    - 2324.4.3 Prints/Page
    - 4.4.4 Eject Page
    - 4.4.5 Page Size
    - 2344.4.6 Color
  - 2354.5 Save
  - 2374.6 SPAN / X Scale
    - 4.6.1 Span
    - 2384.6.2 Span Zoom
    - 4.6.3 Full Span
    - 4.6.4 Zero Span
    - 2394.6.5 Last Span
  - 2414.7 SWEEP
    - 4.7.1 Sweep Time
    - 2424.7.2 Sweep
    - 2434.7.3 Auto Sweep Time
    - 2444.7.4 Points
  - 2474.8 System
    - 4.8. 1
    - 2484.8.2 Power On/Preset
    - 2524.8.3 Time/Date
    - 2554.8.4 Alignments
    - 2624.8.5 Config I/O
    - 2684.8.6 Reference
    - 2704.8.7 Show System
    - 2714.8.8 Show Hdwr
    - 4.8.9 Color Palette
    - 2744.8.10 Diagnostics
    - 4.8.11 Restore Sys Defaults
      - Chapter 4 275
      - Instrument Functions: P - Z System
        Instrument Functions: P - Z
      - 275Key P ath:
      - Table 4-2 System Default Settings
    - 2764.8.12 Licensing
    - 2794.8.13 Personality
    - 4.8.14 Service
    - 2804.8.15 Keyboard Lock (Remote Command Only)
    - 4.8.16 Remote Message
    - 2814.8.17 Remote Message Turned Off
    - 4.8.18 Power On Elapsed Time (Remote Command Only)
    - 4.8.19 SCPI Version Query (Remote Command Only)
  - 2834.9 Trace/View
    - 2844.9.1 Query Trace Data (Remote Command Only)
    - 4.9.2 Trace
    - 2854.9.3 Clear Write
    - 4.9.4 Max Hold
    - 4.9.5 Min Hold
    - 2864.9.6 View
    - 4.9.7 Blank
  - 2874.10 Trig
    - 4.10.1 Free Run
    - 2884.10.2 Video
    - 4.10.3 Line
    - 2894.10.4 Ext Front
    - 4.10.5 Ext Rear
    - 4.10.6 RF Burst (Wideband)
    - 2904.10.7 Trig Slope
    - 4.10.8 Trig Delay
    - 2914.10.9 Trig Offset (Remote Command Only)
  - 294One - Button Measurement Functions
    - 295Table 5-1
    - 2975.1 MEASURE (Spectrum Analysis Mode)
      - 5.1.1 Command Interactions: MEASure, CONFigure, FETCh, INITiate and READ
      - 3005.1.2 Meas Off
      - 3015.1.3 Channel Power
      - 3045.1.4 Occupied BW
      - 3055.1.5 Adjacent Channel PowerACP
      - 3095.1.6 Multi-Carrier Power
        311Example: FETC:MCP? or MEA:MCP? or READ:MCP?
      - 3125.1.7 Power Stat CCDF
      - n=
      - Pavg V2Z0
      - ()
      - 3155.1.8 Harmonic Distortion
        320Example: FETC:BPOW? or MEAS:BPOW? or READ:BPOW?
      - 3215.1.10 Intermod (TOI)
        Example: FETC:TOIN? or MEAS:TOIN? or READ:TOIN? FETC:TOIN:IP3? or MEAS:TOIN:IP3? or READ:TOIN:IP3?
      - 3225.1.11 Spurious Emissions
      - 5.1.12 Spectrum Emission Mask
      - 3285.1.13 Current Measurement Query (Remote Command Only)
    - 3295.2 Meas Control
      - 5.2.1 Restart
      - 5.2.2 Measure
      - 3305.2.3 Pause or Resume
      - 5.2.4 Trigger a Sweep or Measurement (Remote Command Only)
      - 3315.2.5 Abort the Sweep or Measurement (Remote Command Only)
    - 3335.3 Mode Setup (Spectrum Analysis Mode)
      - 5.3.1 Radio Std
      - 3415.3.2 Radio Std Setup
      - 3425.3.3 Retain Params
      - 3445.3.4 Enable All Measurements
      - 5.3.5 Autorange of Power Setting (Remote command only)
    - 3475.4 Restart
    - 3495.5 Single
    - 3515.6 Meas Setup (Adjacent Channel PowerACP)
      - 5.6.1 Avg Number
      - 3535.6.2 Avg Mode
      - 5.6.3 Chan Integ BW
      - 3545.6.4 Offset/Limits
      - 3595.6.5 Meas Type
      - 3605.6.6 Optimize Ref Level
      - 5.6.7 Method
      - 3625.6.8 Total Pwr Ref
      - 5.6.9 PSD Ref
      - 3635.6.10 Limit Test
      - 5.6.11 RRC Filter
      - 3645.6.12 Filter Alpha
      - 5.6.13 Noise Correction
    - 3675.7 Trace/View (ACP Measurement)
      - 5.7.1 Spectrum
      - 5.7.2 Bar Graph
      - 3685.7.3 Combined
      - 5.7.4 Combined View Units
      - 5.7.5 Trace
    - 3715.8 Meas Setup (Burst Power)
      - 5.8.1 Avg Number
      - 3725.8.2 Avg Mode
      - 5.8 .3
      - 3735.8. 4
      - 5.8. 5
      - 3745.8 . 6
      - 3755.8.7 Optimize Ref Level
    - 3775.9 Trace/View (Burst Power)
      - 5.9.1 RF Envelope
      - 3785.9.2 Combined
      - 5.9.3 Trace
    - 3815.10 Meas Setup
      - 5.10.1 Meas BW
      - 3825.10.2 Counts
      - 5.10.3 Meas Interval
      - 3835.10.4 Optimize Ref Level
    - 3855.11 Display
      - 5.11.1 Full Screen
      - 5.11.2 Store Ref Trace
      - 3865.11.3 Ref Trace
      - 5.11.4 Gaussian Trace
      - 5.11.5 Preferences
    - 3895.12 SPAN X Scale (Complementary Cumulative Distribution FunctionCCDF)
      - 5.12.1 Scale/Div
    - 3915.13 Marker
      - 3925.13.1 Select Marker
      - 5.13.2 Normal
      - 5.13.3 Delta
      - 3945.13.4 Off
      - 5.13.5 Marker Trace
      - 5.13.6 Marker All Off
      - 3955.13.7 Marker X Position
      - 3965.13.8 Marker Y Position (Remote Command Only)
      - 3975.13.9 Marker Maximum and Minimum (Remote Command Only)
    - 3995.14 Meas Setup (Channel PowerCHP)
      - 5.14.1 Avg Number
      - 4005.14.2 Avg Mode
      - 5.14.3 Integ BW
      - 4015.14.4 Chan Pwr Span
      - 4025.14.5 Optimize Ref Level
      - 5.14.6 RRC Filter
      - 5.14.7 Filter Alpha
    - 4055.15 Trace/View (Channel Power Measurement)
      - 5.15.1 Spectrum
      - 5.15.2 Combined
      - 5.15.3 Trace
    - 4095.16 Meas Setup (Harmonic Distortion)
      - 5.16.1 Avg Number
      - 5.16.2 Avg Mode
      - 4105.16.3 Harmonics
      - 5.16.4 ST/Harmonic
      - 4125.16.5 Range Table (On/Off)
      - 4135.16.6 Range Table
      - 4195.16.7 Optimize Ref Level
    - 4215.17 Trace/View (Harmonics)
      - 5.17.1 Harmonics
      - 5.17.2 Harmonics & THD
    - 4235.18 Meas Setup (Intermod (TOI))
      - 5.18.1 Avg Number
      - 4255.18.2 Avg Mode
      - 5.18.3 TOI Span
      - 4265.18.4 Max Mixer Lvl
      - 5.18.5 Optimize Ref Level
    - 4295.19 Meas Setup (Multi-Carrier PowerMCP)
      - 5.19.1 Avg Number
      - 4305.19.2 Avg Mode
      - 5.19.3 Carrier Setup
      - 4385.19.4 Offsets/Limits
      - 4415.19.5 Carrier Result
      - 5.19.6 Optimize Ref Level
      - 5.19.7 Method
      - 4425.19.8 Power Ref
      - 4435.19.9 Limit Test
      - 4445.19.10 RRC Filter
      - 5.19.11 Filter Alpha
      - 4455.19.12 Noise Correction
    - 4475.20 Trace/View (Multi-Carrier Power Measurement)
      - 5.20.1 Spectrum
      - 5.20.2 Combined
      - 4485.20.3 Combined View Units
      - 5.20.4 Trace
    - 4515.21 Meas Setup (Occupied BandwidthOBW)
      - 5.21.1 Avg Number
      - 4525.21.2 Avg Mode
      - 5.21.3 Max Hold
      - 4545.21.4 Occ BW % Pwr
      - 5.21.5 OBW Span
      - 4555.21.6 x dB
      - 4565.21.7 Optimize Ref Level
    - 4575.22 Meas Setup (Spectrum Emissions MaskSEM)
      - 5.22.1 Avg Number
      - 4585.22.2 Meas Type
      - 5.22.3 Ref Channel
      - 4625.22.4 Offset/Limits
        Chapter 5 463
        One-Button Measurement Functions Meas Setup (Spectrum Emissions MaskSEM)
        One-Button Measurement Functions
        463Table 5-3 Offsets & Limits Defaulted for W-CDMA (3GPP) Mobile Station Measur ements
        a. Abs Stop issettoCoupleandFail Mask is set to Abs AND Rel.
        a. set to Rel.
        T a ble 5-5 Offsets & Limits Defau lte d for 802.1 1b Radio S tandard
      - 4755.22.5 Optimize Ref Level
      - 5.22.6 RRC Filter
      - 4765.22.7 Filter Alpha
    - 4775.23 Trace/View (Spectrum Emissions Mask)
      - 5.23.1 Abs Pwr & Freq
      - 5.23.2 Rel Pwr & Freq
      - 4785.23.3 Integrated Power
    - 4795.24 Display (Spectrum Emissions MaskSEM)
      - 5.24.1 Full Screen
      - 5.24.2 Limit Display
      - 5.24.3 Preferences
    - 4815.25 SPAN X Scale (Spectrum Emissions MaskSEM)
      - 5.25.1 Scale/Div
      - 5.25.2 Ref Value
      - 5.25.3 Ref Position
    - 4835.26 Marker (Spectrum Emissions MaskSEM)
      - 5.26.1 Select Marker
      - 4845.26.2 Normal
      - 5.26.3 Off
    - 4855.27 Meas Setup (Spurious Emissions)
      - 5.27.1 Avg Number
      - 4865.27.2 Avg Mode
      - 5.27.3 Range Table
        Chapter 5 497
        One-Button Measurement Functions Meas Setup (Spurious Emissions)
        One-Button Measurement Functions
      - 4975.27.4 Meas Type
        Key P at h: State Saved: Saved in instrument state. Factory Preset: Examine Range: Examine|Full
      - 4985.27.5 Spur
      - 5.27.6 Ref Level
      - 4995.27.7 Fast Spurious Meas
  - 503SCPI Language Basics
    - Command Keywords and Syntax
    - 504Creating Valid Commands
    - 505Special Characters in Commands
    - 506Parameters in Commands
    - 508Putting Multiple Commands on the Same Line
  - 511Improving Measurement Speed
    - Turn off the display updates.
    - 512Use binary data format instead of ASCII
    - Minimize the number of GPIB transactions.
    - 513Avoid unnecessary use of *RST.
    - Put ADC Ranging in Bypass for FFT Measurements
    - Minimize DUT/instrument setup changes.
    - 514Consider using LAN instead of GPIB.
    - Using an Option Mode: Minimize the number of GPIB transactions.
    - 515Using an Option Mode: Avoid automatic attenuator setting.
    - Using an Option Mode: Optimize your GSM output RF spectrum switching measurement.
    - Using an Option Mode: Avoid using RFBurst trigger for single burst signals.
    - 518Table 6-1 GSM Parameters for 1 Slot/Frame Measurement Requirements
    - a. The use of time values is only allowed in firmware versions of A.02.00 and later.
  - 519Programming Command Compatibility Across Model Numbers and Across Modes
    - Across PSA Modes: Command Subsystem Similarities
    - 521Across PSA Modes: Specific Command Differences
      - Some programming commands operate differently depending on which Mode the analyzer is set to.
    - 522Using Applications in PSA Series vs. VSA E4406A
      - Basic, cdmaOne, cdma2000, 1xEV-DO, W-CDMA, GSM, EDGE, NADC, and PDC.
  - 524UsingtheLANtoControltheInstrument
    - Using ftp for File Transfers
      - 526This table lists the available user commands. Table 6-2 ftp Commands
    - 527Using Telnet to Send Commands
    - 530Using Socket LAN to Send Commands
    - 531Using SICL LAN to Control the Instrument
    - 536Using HP/Agilent VEE Over Socket LAN
    - 538Using a Java Applet Over Socket LAN
    - Using a C Program Over Socket LAN
    - General LAN Troubleshooting
  - 546Programming in C Using the VTL
    - Typical Example Program Contents
    - 547Linking to VTL Libraries
    - Compiling and Linking a VTL Program
    - 549Example Program
    - Including the VISA Declarations File
    - Opening a Session
    - 550Device Sessions
    - 551Addressing a Session
    - 553Closing a Session
  - 554Overview of the GPIB Bus
    - GPIB Command Statements
  - 559Status System Commands
  - 563Common IEEE Commands
    - Calibration Query
    - Clear Status
    - Standard Event Status Enable
    - 564Standard Event Status Register Query
    - Identification Query
    - Instrument State Query
    - 565Operation Complete
    - Query Instrument Options
    - 566Power-On Status Clear
    - Recall
    - Reset
    - 567Save
    - Service Request Enable
    - Read Status Byte Query
    - 568Trigger
    - Self Test Query
    - Wait-to-Continue
  - 571STATus Subsystem
    - Operation Register
    - 573Preset the Status Byte
    - Questionable Register
    - 575Questionable Calibration Register
    - 576Questionable Frequency Register
    - 578Questionable Integrity Register
    - 580Questionable Integrity Signal Register
    - 582Questionable Integrity Uncalibrated Register
    - 583Questionable Power Register
    - 585Questionable Temperature Register
      - 623
- 9Menu Maps:
623One-Button Measurement Functions
- 624One-Button Measurement Menu Maps

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