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Agilent Technologies 5743A, 5752A, 5744A, 5748A Connecting to a Site LAN, An example of a hostname

Models: 5751A 5744A 5743A 5750A 5749A 5752A 5747A 5742A 5748A 5741A 5745A 5746A

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4 Operating the Power Supply Remotely

Connecting to a Site LAN

A site LAN is a local area network in which LAN-enabled instruments and computers are connected to the network through routers, hubs, and/or switches. They are typically large, centrally-managed networks with services such as DHCP and DNS servers.

To Network

To LAN Port

Interface

Card (NIC)

To Site LAN

 

PC

Instrument

1If you have not already done so, install the Agilent IO Libraries Suite from the Automation-Ready CD-ROM that is shipped with your product.

2Connect the instrument to the site LAN. Provided that your network has a DHCP server and uses Dynamic DNS naming service, the instrument will automatically obtain an IP address from the network. This may take up to one minute. It will also register its hostname with the dynamic DNS server. The default hostname can then be used to communicate with the instrument.

The front panel LAN indicator will come on when the LAN port has been configured. If you are unable to communicate with the instrument, check that a valid IP address has been assigned.

Press the front panel LAN button to view the IP address.

 

Each Agilent N5700 power supply is shipped with a default hostname with the

NOTE

 

format: A-modelnumber-serialnumber where modelnumber is the instrument’s

 

6-character model number (e.g. N5741A), and serialnumber is 5th through the

 

9th character of the 10-character serial number located on the label on the side

 

of the unit (e.g. H1234 if the serial number is US24H12345). A-N5741A-H1234 is

 

an example of a hostname.

 

 

 

3 Use the Connection Expert utility of the Agilent IO Libraries

 

Suite to add the N5700 power supply and verify a connection. To

 

add the instrument, you can request the Connection Expert to

 

discover the instrument. If the instrument cannot be found, you

 

can add the instrument using the instrument’s hostname.

 

If this does not work, refer to the chapter on “Troubleshooting Guidelines” in

NOTE

 

the Agilent Technologies USB/LAN/GPIB Interfaces Connectivity Guide.

 

 

 

4 You can now use Interactive IO within the Connection Expert to

 

communicate with your instrument, or you can program your

 

instrument using the various programming environments. You

 

can also use the Web browser on your computer to communicate

 

with the instrument as described under “Using the Web Server”

 

later in this chapter.

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5751A, 5744A, 5743A, 5750A, 5749A specifications

Agilent Technologies has been a leader in electronic measurement and analysis, with a suite of powerful instruments that cater to various applications in research, development, and manufacturing. Among these, the Agilent 5746A, 5745A, 5741A, 5748A, and 5742A models stand out for their advanced capabilities and features.

The Agilent 5746A is a high-performance signal analyzer that excels in time and frequency domain analysis. This device offers a wide frequency range and exceptional dynamic range, making it suitable for both RF and microwave applications. Its advanced digital signal processing allows for high-resolution spectrum analysis and real-time signal processing, which is essential for engineers and researchers working on complex signals.

The Agilent 5745A is known for its versatility as a multifunctional signal generator. It combines the functionalities of a vector signal generator with the precision of a traditional oscillator. This model provides high-quality waveform generation for a variety of modulation schemes, making it ideal for testing communication systems and conducting research in advanced modulation techniques.

The Agilent 5741A is a precision power meter that offers accurate measurements of RF power in a compact format. It is equipped with state-of-the-art sensing technology that ensures reliable and repeatable measurements. The 5741A is particularly useful for monitoring power levels in transmitters and receivers, and its intuitive interface makes it user-friendly for both novices and experienced professionals.

For those focused on harmonic and intermodulation distortion analysis, the Agilent 5748A provides exceptional performance. This model allows users to analyze distortion products in various devices with precision, helping in the design and testing of amplifiers and other RF components. Its comprehensive sweep functionality enables users to observe the behavior of devices across a wide frequency range.

Finally, the Agilent 5742A complements the range with its dedicated spectrum analyzing capabilities. Offering high sensitivity and ability to capture short-lived events, this model is optimal for monitoring transient signals. The 5742A is frequently used in the telecommunications sector to ensure signal integrity and compliance with regulatory standards.

Together, these Agilent Technologies instruments provide a comprehensive toolkit for professionals in electronics and telecommunications, enabling detailed analysis, accurate measurements, and advanced signal generation. Their integration of modern technologies ensures that users can tackle the complexities of today’s electronic environments with confidence and precision.