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HP 83624B User Manual

HP 83624B User Manual (496 pages)

Swept Signal Generator, Including Options 001, 002, 004, 006, and 008

Brand: HP | Category: Portable Generator | Size: 5 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
13
Getting Started

30
- What Is in this Chapter
  30
- How to Use this Chapter
  31
  - Equipment Used in Examples
    31
- Introducing the HP 8360 B-Series Swept Signal Generators
  32
- Display Area
  33
- Entry Area
  34
- CW Operation and Start/Stop Frequency Sweep
  35
  - CW Operation
    35
  - Start/Stop Frequency Sweep
    35
- Center Frequency/Span Operation
  37
- Power Level and Sweep Time Operation
  39
  - Power Level Operation
    39
  - Sweep Time Operation
    39
- Continuous, Single, and Manual Sweep Operation
  41
- Marker Operation
  43
- Saving and Recalling an Instrument State
  45
- Power Sweep and Power Slope Operation
  47
  - Power Sweep Operation
    47
  - Power Slope Operation
    48
- Getting Started Advanced
  49
- Externally Leveling the Swept Signal Generator
  51
- Working with Mixers/Reverse Power Effects
  58
- Working with Spectrum Analyzers/Reverse Power Effects
  60
- Optimizing Swept Signal Generator Performance
  61
- ALC Bandwidth Selection
  78
- Using Step Sweep
  79
- Creating and Using a Frequency List
  80
- Using the Security Features
  81
- Changing the Preset Parameters
  82
- Getting Started Programming
  83
- HP-IB General Information
  84
  - Interconnecting Cables
    84
  - Instrument Addresses
    84
  - HP-IB Instrument Nomenclature
    84
    
    Controller
    84
    
    Listener
    84
    
    Talker
    84
  - Programming the Swept Signal Generator
    84
  - HP-IB Command Statements
    85
    
    Abort
    85
    
    Local Lockout
    86
    
    Remote
    86
    
    Clear
    87
    
    Local
    87
    
    Output
    88
    
    Enter
    89
- Getting Started with SCPI
  91
- Definitions of Terms
  91
  - Standard Notation
    92
    
    Angle Brackets
    92
    
    Command Mnemonics
    92
  - How to Use Examples
    92
    
    Command Examples
    92
    
    Response Examples
    93
- Essentials for Beginners
  94
  - Program and Response Messages
    94
    
    Forgiving Listening and Precise Talking
    94
    
    Types of Commands
    95
  - Subsystem Command Trees
    96
    
    Paths through the Command Tree
    96
    
    The Command Tree Structure
    96
  - Subsystem Command Tables
    99
    
    Reading the Command Table
    99
    
    Implied Commands
    100
    
    More about Commands
    100
    
    Optional Parameters
    100
    
    Program Message Examples
    100
    
    Query and Event Commands
    100
    
    Numeric Parameters
    101
    
    Parameter Types
    101
    
    Extended Numeric Parameters
    102
    
    Boolean Parameters
    103
    
    Discrete Parameters
    103
  - Reading Instrument Errors
    104
  - Example Programs
    105
    
    Description
    105
    
    Example Program
    105
    
    Program Listing
    105
    
    Program Comments
    106
- Details of Commands and Responses
  108
  - In this Subsection
    108
  - Program Message Syntax
    108
    
    Common Command Syntax
    109
    
    Subsystem Command Syntax
    109
  - Response Message Syntax
    110
  - SCPI Data Types
    111
    
    Extended Numeric Parameters
    111
    
    Numeric Parameters
    111
    
    Parameter Types
    111
    
    Boolean Parameters
    113
    
    Discrete Parameters
    113
    
    Real Response Data
    113
    
    Response Data Types
    113
    
    Discrete Response Data
    114
    
    Integer Response Data
    114
    
    String Response Data
    114
- Programming Typical Measurements
  115
  - In this Subsection
    115
  - Using the Example Programs
    115
    
    Use of the Command Tables
    116
  - HP-IB Check, Example Program
    118
    
    Program Comments
    118
  - Local Lockout Demonstration, Example Program
    119
    
    Example Program 8
    119
- Programming the Status System
  134
  - In this Subsection
    134
  - General Status Register Model
    134
    
    Condition Register
    134
    
    An Example Sequence
    135
    
    Enable Register
    135
    
    Event Register
    135
    
    Transition Filter
    135
- Programming the Trigger System
  137
  - In this Subsection
    137
  - Generalized Trigger Model
    137
    
    Overview
    137
    
    Details of Trigger States
    138
    
    Inside the Idle State
    139
    
    Inside the Initiate State
    139
    
    Inside Event Detection States
    140
    
    Inside the Sequence Operation State
    142
  - Common Trigger Configurations
    143
    
    The INIT Configuration
    143
    
    The TRIG Configuration
    144
  - Description of Triggering in the HP 8360 B-Series Swept Signal Generators
    145
    
    Advanced Trigger Configurations
    146
  - Trigger Keyword Definitions
    146
    
    Abort
    146
    
    Immediate
    146
    
    Odelay
    146
    
    Source
    147
- Related Documents
  148
  - The International Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
    148
  - Hewlett-Packard Company
    148
- How to Use this Chapter
  149
- Address
  150
Adrs Menu

150
AM Menu

163
- AM On/Off la Db/V
  164
Aman/Off Ext

167
- Amp1 Markers
  167
- Analyzerstatus Register
  169
- Arrow Keys
  171
- Blank Disp
  178
- Copy List
  190
- Corpair Disable
  190
- Coupling Factor
  191
- CW/CF Coupled
  192
- Dblr Amp Menu
  193
- Deep am
  194
- Delay Menu
  194
- Delete Menu
  195
- Delete All
  195
- Delete Current
  196
- Delete Undef
  197
- Delta Marker
  197
- Delta Mkr Ref
  198
- Disp Status
  199
- Doubler Amp Mode AUTO
  200
- Doubler Amp Mode Aff
  202
- Dwell Coupled
  202
  - Entercorr
    204
  - Enter List Dwell
    206
  - Enter List Freq
    206
  - Enter List Offset
    207
  - Entrykeys
    207
  - Entry on off
    208
  - Extdet Cal
    208
  - Fault Menu
    209
  - Fault Info T
    209
  - Fault Info 1
    210
  - Fault Info 2
    211
  - Fltness Menu
    213
- Fltness on off
  218
  - FM Coupling 1Ookhz
    219
  - FM Coupling DC
    219
  - Fmmenu
    220
  - FM On/Off DC
    221
- FM On/Off Int
  223
- Freqcai Menu
  224
- Freq Follow
  224
- Frequency
  225
- Freqmult
  225
- Freq Offset
  225
  - Internal am Depth
    232
  - Internal am Rate
    233
  - Internal am Waveform Noise
    233
  - Internal am Waveform Ramp
    234
  - Internal am Waveform Sine
    234
  - Internal am Waveform Square
    235
  - Internal am Waveform Triangle
    235
  - Internal FM Deviation
    236
  - Internal FM Rate
    236
  - Internal FM Waveform Noise
    237
  - Internal FM Waveform Ramp
    237
  - Internal FM Waveform Sine
    238
  - Internal FM Waveform Square
    238
  - Internal FM Waveform Triangle
    239
  - Internal Menu
    239
  - Internal Pulse Generator Period
    240
  - Internal Pulse Generator Rate
    241
  - Internal Pulse Generator Width
    241
  - Internal Pulse Mode Auto
    242
  - Internal Pulse Mode Gate
    242
  - Internal Pulse Mode Trigger
    243
  - Invert Input
    243
  - Leveling Modenormal
    245
- Leveling Modesearch
  245
  - Leveling Pointextdet
    246
- Leveling Pointintrnl
  246
- Leveling Pointmodule
  247
- Leveling Pointpwrmtr
  248
- Lineswitch
  248
- Listmenu
  249
- List Mode Pt Trighuto
  251
- List Mode Pt Trigbus
  252
- List Mode Pt Trigext
  252
- (Local
  253
  - Manual Sweep
    254
  - Markerml
    257
  - Markerm2
    258
  - Markerm3
    258
  - Markerm4
    259
  - Markerm5
    259
  - Markers All off
    260
  - Measure Corr All
    260
  - Measure Corr Current
    261
  - Measure Corr Undef
    261
  - Meter Adrs
    262
  - Meter On/Off FM
    263
  - Modout On/Off am
    264
  - Modulation
    264
  - Amplitude Modulation
    267
  - FM Modulation
    270
  - Pulse Modulation
    272
  - Module Menu
    276
- I {Odule Select AUTO
  
  276
  - Module Select Front
    277
  - Module Select None
    278
  - Module Select Rear
    279
  - Monitor Menu
    279
  - More N/M
    280
  - Mtr Meas Menu
    281
  - Peak RF Always
    282
  - Tracking Menu
    282
    
    Peakrfonce
    283
  - Power Level
    283
  - Power(K
    283
  - Power Offset
    287
    
    Power Slope
    288
  - Power Sweep
    289
  - (Preset
    290
  - Preset Mode Factory
    291
  - Preset Mode User
    292
    
    Printer Adrs
    292
    
    Programming Language Analyzr
    294
    
    Programming Language SCPI
    295
    
    Pt Trig Menu
    296
    
    Pulse Delay Normal
    297
    
    Pulse Delay Trig'D
    297
    
    Pulse Menu
    298
    
    Pulse Menu
    299
    
    Pulse On/Offintrnl
    300
    
    Pulse Onfoffextrnl
    300
    
    Pulse Period
    302
    
    Pulse Rate
    302
    
    Pulse Rise Timeauto
    303
    
    Pulse Rise Timefast
    303
    
    Pulse Rise Timeslow
    304
    
    Pulse Width
    304
    
    Pwrmtr Range
    305
    
    Rotary Knob
    307
    
    Save User Preset
    309
    
    Savelock
    309
    
    SCPI Conformanceinformation
    310
  - :Start
    311
  - Trigout Delay
    379
  - Uncoupl Atten
    390
  - Unlock Info
    390
  - Up/Dn Size CW
    391
  - Up/Down Power
    391
  - U Up/Dn Size Swept
    392
[User]

394
- USER DEFINED @III
  394
- U Usrmenu Clear
  395
  - Modulation
    425
  - Pulse
    425
  - AM and Scan
    426
  - Simultaneous Modulations
    427
  - Internal Modulation Generator Option
    428
  - Am,Fm
    428
  - Pulse
    428
  - Modulation Meter
    428
  - General
    429
  - Environmental
    429
  - Warmup Time
    429
  - Power Requirements
    429
  - Weight & Dimensions
    429
  - Adapters Supplied
    429
  - Inputs & Outputs
    430
  - Auxiliary Output
    430
  - RF Output
    430
  - External ALC Input
    430
  - Pulse Input/Output
    430
  - AM Input
    430
  - FM Input
    430
  - Trigger Input
    430
  - Trigger Output
    430
  - 10 Mhz Reference Input
    431
  - 10 Mhz Reference Output
    431
  - Sweep Output
    431
  - Stop Sweep Input/Output
    431
  - Z-Axis Blanking/Markers Output
    431
  - Volts/Ghz Output
    431
  - Source Module Interface
    431
  - Auxiliary Interface
    431
  - Pulse Video Output (Option 002 Only)
    431
  - Pulse Sync out (Option 002 Only)
    432
  - AM/FM Output (Option 002 Only)
    432
  - Models
    432
  - Options
    432
  - Option 001 Add Step Attenuator
    432
  - Option 002 Add Internal Modulation Generator 2C-17
    432
  - Option 004 Rear Panel RF Output
    432
  - Option 006 Fast Pulse Modulation
    432
  - Option 008 1 Hz Frequency Resolution
    432
  - Option 700 MATE System Compatibility
    432
  - Option 806 Rack Slide Kit
    433
  - Option 908 Rack Flange Kit
    433
  - Option 910 Extra Operating & Service Guides
    433
  - Option 013 Rack Flange Kit
    433
  - Option W30 Two Years Additional Return-To-HP Service
    433
  - Language HP-IB Addresses
    439
  - Rack Flange Kit for Swept Signal Generators with
    446
  - Handles Removed Contents
    446
  - Handles Attached Contents
    448
  - Instrument Preset Conditions for the HP
    453
  - Test and Measurement System Language
    456
  - Control Interface Intermediate Language
    456
  - Converting from Network Analyzer Language to SCPI
    456
  - Numeric Suffixes
    457
  - Status Bytes
    457
  - Programming Language Comparison
    458
  - Operator's Checks
    463
  - Service Information
    463
  - Local Operator's Check
    464
  - Description
    464
  - Preliminary Check
    464
  - Main Check 1
    465
  - Routine Maintenance
    466
  - How to Replace the Line Fuse
    466
  - How to Clean the Fan Filter
    467
  - How to Clean the Cabinet
    468
  - How to Clean the Display Filter
    468
  - Instrument History
    469
  - Index
    470

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