
1. Load Plot from memory : Existing plots can
be stored in the instruments internal memory
or on a memory stick. Recalling these plots is
peformed in the RECALL - SWEEP menu
Selecting “ENTER” whilst highlighting the sweep to be recalled will
load the sweep data along with all “DUT” and sweep settings
SETTING REFERENCE PLOTS
A major benet of the SFRA45’s standalone proprietary operating system is that the user can compare plots
previously recorded. This can be performed in the eld, real time without the requirement for a PC connection. It is
advisable to use an existing plot as a “Reference Plot” whenever possible for a comparative measurement, this
enables the engineer to detect a connection problem or genuine fault in the transformer at an early stage in the test.
2. Setting the recalled plot as the “Reference
Plot” for comparitive measurements is
performed by rst selecting “GRAPH” to view
the graphical representation of the plot and
then the “ZERO” button
Guidance for setting the “Reference Plot” is given on the graphical display
screen in light blue writing - “PRESS ZERO TO SET PLOT AS REFERENCE“
3. Once the “ZERO” button is pressed, the
recalled plot changes to Light Blue in colour,
this is now the reference plot
“Sweep Reference Set” will be displayed on screen once the Zero
button is pressed
ZOOM-ZOOM+ REAL TIME TABLE GRAPH
ACQU SWEEP TRIM
COMMS DUT AUX
OUT CH1 CH2
SYS MODE PROG
GHI 4
1 ABC 2 DEF 3
JKL 5 MNO 6
PQRS 7 TUV 8 WXYZ 9
0DELETE ENTER
BACK NEXT
HOME
ESC
START
STOP
ZERO
TRIG
FRA LCR RMS SCOPE SWEEP PROG
RECALL
+/- .
OUTPUT
± 10V pk
50Ω
CH1 INPUT
± 10V pk
Selectable
CH2 INPUT
± 10V pk
Selectable
GEN
CH1 CH2
SFRA CABLE SYSTEM
N4L
Sweep Frequency Response Analyzer
SFRA45
ZOOM-ZOOM+ REAL TIME TABLE GRAPH
ACQU SWEEP TRIM
COMMS DUT AUX
OUT CH1 CH2
SYS MODE PROG
GHI 4
1 ABC 2 DEF 3
JKL 5 MNO 6
PQRS 7 TUV 8 WXYZ 9
0DELETE ENTER
BACK NEXT
HOME
ESC
START
STOP
ZERO
TRIG
FRA LCR RMS SCOPE SWEEP PROG
M
k
m
u
RECALL
+/- .
OUTPUT
± 10V pk
50Ω
CH1 INPUT
± 10V pk
Selectable
CH2 INPUT
± 10V pk
Selectable
GEN
CH1 CH2
SFRA CABLE SYSTEM
N4L
Sweep Frequency Response Analyzer
SFRA45
ZOOM-ZOOM+ REAL TIME TABLE GRAPH
ACQU SWEEP TRIM
COMMS DUT AUX
OUT CH1 CH2
SYS MODE PROG
GHI 4
1 ABC 2 DEF 3
JKL 5 MNO 6
PQRS 7 TUV 8 WXYZ 9
0DELETE ENTER
BACK NEXT
HOME
ESC
START
STOP
ZERO
TRIG
FRA LCR RMS SCOPE SWEEP PROG
M
k
m
u
RECALL
+/- .
OUTPUT
± 10V pk
50Ω
CH1 INPUT
± 10V pk
Selectable
CH2 INPUT
± 10V pk
Selectable
GEN
CH1 CH2
SFRA CABLE SYSTEM
N4L
Sweep Frequency Response Analyzer
SFRA45
4. The previous sweep settings will already be
loaded as a result of the “RECALL-SWEEP”
function, therefore a new sweep can immediately
commence with the “START” button
Once the new sweep has commenced, new sweep data will be
displayed as a yellow line and the reference plot remains light blue
ZOOM-ZOOM+ REAL TIME TABLE GRAPH
ACQU SWEEP TRIM
COMMS DUT AUX
OUT CH1 CH2
SYS MODE PROG
GHI 4
1 ABC 2 DEF 3
JKL 5 MNO 6
PQRS 7 TUV 8 WXYZ 9
0DELETE ENTER
BACK NEXT
HOME
ESC
START
STOP
ZERO
TRIG
FRA LCR RMS SCOPE SWEEP PROG
M
k
m
u
RECALL
+/- .
OUTPUT
± 10V pk
50Ω
CH1 INPUT
± 10V pk
Selectable
CH2 INPUT
± 10V pk
Selectable
GEN
CH1 CH2
SFRA CABLE SYSTEM
N4L
Sweep Frequency Response Analyzer
SFRA45
5.
As the plot builds, it is possible to “ZOOM”
in to the real time data and analyse the plot in
more detail
Zooming in will allow the engineer to quickly diagnose any
connection/transformer issue
ZOOM-ZOOM+ REAL TIME TABLE GRAPH
ACQU SWEEP TRIM
COMMS DUT AUX
OUT CH1 CH2
SYS MODE PROG
GHI 4
1 ABC 2 DEF 3
JKL 5 MNO 6
PQRS 7 TUV 8 WXYZ 9
0DELETE ENTER
BACK NEXT
HOME
ESC
START
STOP
ZERO
TRIG
FRA LCR RMS SCOPE SWEEP PROG
M
k
m
u
RECALL
+/- .
OUTPUT
± 10V pk
50Ω
CH1 INPUT
± 10V pk
Selectable
CH2 INPUT
± 10V pk
Selectable
GEN
CH1 CH2
SFRA CABLE SYSTEM
N4L
Sweep Frequency Response Analyzer
SFRA45
6. Once the sweep is complete, it is easy to
compare the reference sweep and current sweep
on the display without the need for a PC
Once you are happy with the results, remember to save the data to
the instrument internal memory or directly to the USB memory stick