HP 8360 manual Example

	Swept mm-wave Measurement with Arbitrary Correction Frequencies,
	Example 3
	The focus of this example is to use user flatness correction to
	obtain flat power at the output of the HP 83550 series mm-wave
	source modules. In this case we will use non-sequential correction
	frequencies in a swept 26.5 to 40 GHz measurement with an
	HP 83554 source module.
	The time it takes for a large quantity of power meter measurements
	can be long, therefore, we selected non-sequential correction
	frequencies to target specific points or sections of the measurement
	range that we assume are more sensitive to power variations. This
	greatly expedites setting up the user flatness correction table. The
	amount of interpolated correction points between non- sequential
	correction frequencies varies. This example uses theHP 437B to
	automatically enter correction data into the array.
Note
	Turn off the synthesizer before connecting to the source module
	interface (SMI) cable, or damage may result.

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