3 Making Measurements
2Connect the tracking generator output of the analyzer to the directional bridge or coupler.
3Connect the analyzer input to the coupled port of the directional bridge or coupler.
4Press [Preset] to perform a factory preset.
5Turn on the tracking generator and if necessary, set the output power to
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| • | Press [FREQ] > {Start Freq} > 100 > {MHz} |
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| • | Press [FREQ] > {Stop Freq} > 1 > {GHz} |
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| 7 | Replace the DUT with a short circuit. | |
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Press [MEAS] > {Normalize} > {Store Ref (1 → 4)}> {Normalize (On)}
This activates the trace 1 minus trace 4 function and display the results in trace 1.
The normalized trace or flat line represents 0 dB return loss. Normalization occurs each sweep. Replace the short circuit with the DUT.
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trace 4 to Clear Write invalidates the normalization. | ||
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