Programming Commands

DET Detection Mode

DET

Detection Mode

Syntax

DET

SP POS ;

SMP LF

NEG

CR

NRM

? SP

,

Preset State: DET NRM

Legacy Products

8560 series, 8566A/B, 8568A/B

Description

The DET command selects the type of analyzer detection (positive-peak, negative peak, sample, normal, and so on).

POS

enables positive-peak detection, which displays the maximum video signal detected

 

over a number of instantaneous samples for a particular frequency.

SMP

enables sample detection, which uses the instantaneous video signal value. Video

 

averaging and noise-level markers, when activated, activate sample detection

 

automatically.

NEG

enables negative peak detection.

NRM

enables the ‘rosenfell’ detection algorithm that selectively chooses between positive

 

and negative values.

 

 

NOTE

The functions of the DET command are identical to the KSa command (page 184),

 

the KSb command (page 186), the KSd command (page 190), and the KSe

 

command (page 192).

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Agilent Technologies N9030a manual Detection Mode

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