HP 8753E manual Dividing measurement data by the memory trace, Recalling a file

configuring a print function, 4-3 constructing a loop structure in a sequence,

2-77

coupling and uncoupling display markers,

2-24

creating a sequence, 2-69 creating flat limit lines, 2-47 creating single point limits, 2-51 creating sloping limit lines, 2-49 defining line types, 4-14 defining the plot, 4-12 de&ring the print, 4-5

deleting an instrument state, 4-41 deleting a single instrument state fle, 4-41 deleting limiting segments, 2-52 deviation from linear phase measurement,

242

dividing measurement data by the memory trace, 2-8

editing a sequence, 2-71 editing limit segments, 2-52

entering the power sensor calibration data,

5-35

error-correction for full two-port measurements, 5-2 1

error-correction for one-port reflection measurements, 5-18

error-correction for TRL*, 5-24 error-correction for TRM+, 5-24 formatting a disk, 4-43

frequency response error-corrections, 5-9 gating in time domain, 2-85

inserting a sequence command, 2-71 limit testing using a sequence, 2-79 loading a sequence from disk, 2-75 making accurate measurements of electrically long devices, 5-48

measuring devices using the time domain,

2-83

measuring electrical length and phase distortion, 2-40

measuring gain compression, 2-55 measuring group delay, 243 measuring magnitude and insertion phase

response, 2-37

measuring reflection response in time domain, 2-88

measuring reverse isolation and gain, 2-59 measuring swept harmonics, 2-81 measuring transmission response in time

domain, 2-83

mixer group delay or phase, 3-24 modifying a sequence command, 2-72 modifying calibration standards, 5-27 modifying TRL calibration standards, 5-29

modifying TRMM calibration standards, 5-31

offsetting limit lines, 2-54

outputting a single page of values, 4-30 outputting multiple plots to a single page

using a printer, 4-25 outputting plot flies, 4-20

outputting plot files from a PC to a plotter,

4-22

outputting plot files from a PC to a printer,

4-23

outputting single page plots using a printer,

4-24

outputting the entire list of values, 4-31 plotting a measurement to disk, 4-19 plotting measurements in page quadrants,

4-28

plotting multiple measurements on a full page, 4-26

plotting multiple measurements per page, 4-17, 4-26

plotting to an HPGL compatible printer, 4-18

printing a sequence, 2-75

printing multiple measurements per page,

4-7

printing one measurement per page, 4-6, 4-16

printing or plotting list values or operating parameters, 4-30

purging a sequence from disk, 2-75 ratioing measurements in channel 1 and

2, 2-8

recalling a file, 4-42

renaming an instrument state file, 442 re-saving an instrument state, 4-41 resetting plotting parameters to default

values, 4-16

resetting the printing parameters to default values, 4-6

response and isolation error-correction for reflection measurements, 5-14

response and isolation error-correction for transmission measurements, 5-16

response error-correction for reflection measurements, 5-9

response error-correction for transmission measurements, 5-l 1

reviewing limit line segments, 2-53 running a limit test, 2-53 nmning a sequence, 2-70

saving a data trace to the display memory,

2-7

saving an instrument state, 4-35 searching for a target amplitude, 2-34

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