Language Reference
AMBPL
AMBPL | Performs trace math A 0 B + DL 7 A with each sweep. |
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| AMBPL | OFF |
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Example | 40 | OUTPUT | 723;"SNGLS;" | Activate | ||||
| 50 | OUTPUT | 723;"LG 5DB;" | Select logarithmic | scale. | |||
| 60 | OUTPUT | 723;"TS;VIEW TRA;" | Measure | with trace | A and store results . | ||
| 70 | OUTPUT | 723;"RL | Change reference level to 10 dBm. | ||||
| 80 | OUTPUT | 723;"CLRW TRB;TS;" | Measure with trace B. | ||||
| 90 | OUTPUT | 723;"DL | Set display line to 010 dBm. | ||||
| 100 OUTPUT | 723;"AMBPL ON;" | Subtract | trace B from trace A, then add | ||||
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Description The AMBPL command subtracts trace B from trace A, point by point, adds the display line to the dierence, then stores the result in trace A. When
AMBPL is executed, trace B is placed in view mode and cannot be swept. If trace A is in
This function is eective when wanting to place the results of trace subtraction at a specic location. Placing the optical spectrum analyzer in single sweep mode allows you to view the results of the trace math. Trace math is mainly used to normalize the display during