Saluki S3601 Series User manual
S3601 Series Vector Network Analyzer
User Manual
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The manual applies to the vector network analyzers of the following models:
S3601A vector network analyzer (100kHz-3GHz).
S3601B vector network analyzer (100kHz-8.5GHz).
Options of the S3601 series vector network analyzer in addition to standard accessories:
S3601A options
Part No.
Name
Description
S3601A-01
75Ω port impedance
Notes：After choosing this option, the main unit will not
has 50Ω port impedance system.
S3601A-02
N-type testing cable
GORE-OSZKUZKU0240, dual male, 60cm
S3601A-03
N-type testing cable
GORE-OSZKUZKV0240, female male, 60cm
S3601A-05
20205 N-type calibration kit
DC - 3GHz
S3601A-06
20204 N-type 75Ω calibration kit
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S3601A-07
Economical stable phase testing cable
Saluki-N/J.SMA/J.197C-800, N-type to 3.5mm connector,
dual male, 80cm
S3601A-08
Economical stable phase testing cable
Saluki-N/J.N/K.197C-800, N-type connector,
female-male, 80cm
S3601A-09
Economical stable phase testing cable
Saluki-N/J.N/J.197C-800, N-type connector, dual
male, 80cm
S3601A-10
75Ω testing cable
24-0800-51M1-51M1
S3601A-11
20402 Electronic calibration Kit
300kHz - 18GHz, N Type (female to male), 2 port
S3601A-12
20403 Electronic calibration Kit
10MHz - 26.5GHz, 3.5mm (female to male), 2 port
S3601A-13
20405 Electronic calibration Kit
10MHz - 20GHz, 3.5mm (female), 4 port
S3601A-16
Aluminum carrying case
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S3601A-17
Front panel jumper
Supports 4-port extension and receiver through test
S3601A-18
2813A 4-port test equipment
Need option S3656A-17
S3601A-19
Cabinet
Easy to build system
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S3602B Options
Part No.
Name
Description
S3601B-02
N-type testing cable
GORE-OSZKUZKU0240, dual male, 60cm
S3601B-03
N-type testing cable
GORE-OSZKUZKV0240, female-male, 60cm
S3601B-07
Economical stable phase testing cable
Saluki-N/J.SMA/J.197C-800, N-type to 3.5mm connector,
dual male, 80cm
S3601B-08
Economical stable phase testing cable
Saluki-N/J.N/K.197C-800, N-type connector,
female-male, 80cm
S3601B-09
Economical stable phase testing cable
Saluki-N/J.N/J.197C-800, N-type connector, dual
male, 80cm
S3601B-11
20402 Electronic calibration kit
300kHz - 18GHz, N -type (female to male), 2 port
S3601B-12
20403 Electronic calibration kit
10MHz - 26.5GHz, 3.5mm (female to male), 2 port
S3601B-13
20405 Electronic calibration kit
10MHz - 20GHz, 3.5mm (female), 4 port
S3601B-16
Aluminum carrying case
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S3601B-18
2813A 4-port test equipment
Need option S3601B-29
S3601B-19
Cabinet
Easy to build system
S3601B-21
20201 N-type calibration kit
DC - 9GHz
S3601B-22
20202 3.5mm calibration kit
DC - 9GHz
S3601B-23
32111 waveguide calibration kit
1.72GHz - 2.61GHz
S3601B-24
32112 waveguide calibration kit
2.6GHz - 3.95GHz
S3601B-25
32113 waveguide calibration kit
3.94GHz - 6.0GHz
S3601B-26
32114 waveguide calibration kit
4.64GHz - 7.05GHz
S3601B-27
32115 waveguide calibration kit
5.88GHz - 8.17GHz
S3601B-28
32116 waveguide calibration kit
7.0GHz - 10.0GHz
S3601B-29
Front panel jumper
Supports 4-port extension and receiver through test
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Preface
Thanks for choosing S3601 vector network analyzer produced by Saluki Technology Inc. Please read this user manual carefully for
your convenience.
We devote ourselves to meeting your demands, providing you high-quality measuring instrument and the best after-sales service. We
persist with “superior quality and considerate service”, and are committed to offering satisfactory products and service for our clients.
Manual No.
S3601-03-01
Version
Rev03 2019.04
Saluki Technology
Manual Authorization
The information contained in this User Manual is subject to change without notice. The power to interpret the contents of and terms
used in this Manual rests with Saluki.
Saluki Tech owns the copyright of this User Manual which should not be modified or tampered by any organization or individual, or
reproduced or transmitted for the purpose of making profit without its prior permission, otherwise Saluki will reserve the right to
investigate and affix legal liability of infringement.
Product Quality Certificate
The product meets the indicator requirements of the manual at the time of delivery. Calibration and measurement are completed by
the measuring organization with qualifications specified by the state, and relevant data are provided for reference.
Quality/Environment Management
Research, development, manufacturing and testing of the product comply with the requirements of the quality and environmental
management system.
Precautions
"Warning" indicates danger. It reminds the user to pay attention to a certain operation process, operation method or similar situations.
Noncompliance with the rules or improper operation may result in personal injuries. You must fully understand the warning and all the
conditions in it shall be met before the next step
"Attention" indicates important prompts and no danger. It reminds the user to pay attention to a certain operation process, operation
method or similar situations. Noncompliance with the rules or improper operation may result in damage to the instrument or loss of
important data. You must fully understand the caution and all the conditions in it shall be met before the next step.
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Content
1. Brief Introduction................................................................................................................................................11
2. Safety Instruction...............................................................................................................................................12
2.1. Device safety............................................................................................................................................. 12
2.2. Precautions on personal safety.............................................................................................................. 12
3. Overview............................................................................................................................................................. 14
3.1. Front Panel.................................................................................................................................................14
3.1.1. Adjust Zone........................................................................................................................................15
3.1.2. Utility Zone......................................................................................................................................... 15
3.1.3. Response Zone.................................................................................................................................16
3.1.4. Trace/Chan Zone..............................................................................................................................17
3.1.5. Stimulate Zone.................................................................................................................................. 18
3.1.6. Mkr/Analysis Zone............................................................................................................................ 19
3.1.7. Entry Zone..........................................................................................................................................19
3.1.8. Soft-keys............................................................................................................................................ 21
3.1.9. USB Interface.................................................................................................................................... 21
3.1.10. Display Screen.................................................................................................................................. 22
3.1.11. 【On/Standby】Key and Indicator Light.......................................................................................22
3.1.12. Measure Ports................................................................................................................................... 23
3.2. Rear Panel Tour.........................................................................................................................................23
3.2.1. 10MHz Reference Connector.........................................................................................................24
3.2.2. GP-IB Connector...............................................................................................................................24
3.2.3. VGA Output Connector....................................................................................................................24
3.2.4. LAN Connector..................................................................................................................................25
3.2.5. USB Connector................................................................................................................................. 25
3.2.6. External Trigger Input Connector...................................................................................................25
3.2.7. External Trigger Output Connector................................................................................................26
3.2.8. Power Socket and Power Switch...................................................................................................26
3.3. Display Screen / User Interface..............................................................................................................26
3.3.1. Front Panel Interface........................................................................................................................26
3.3.2. Mouse Interface................................................................................................................................ 27
3.4. Traces, Channels and Windows.............................................................................................................28
3.4.1. Traces................................................................................................................................................. 28
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3.4.2. Channels............................................................................................................................................ 28
3.4.3. Window...............................................................................................................................................29
4. Measurement Setting....................................................................................................................................... 31
4.1. Resetting Analyzer.................................................................................................................................... 31
4.1.1. Reset state.........................................................................................................................................31
4.1.2. User reset state.................................................................................................................................34
4.1.3. Reset Analyzer.................................................................................................................................. 35
4.2. Selecting Measure Parameter................................................................................................................ 35
4.2.1. S parameter....................................................................................................................................... 35
4.2.2. Arbitrary ratio Measure.................................................................................................................... 36
4.2.3. Non-ratio power Measure................................................................................................................37
4.2.4. Changing Measure Type of Trace..................................................................................................38
4.3. Setting Frequency Range........................................................................................................................41
4.3.1. Setting Frequency Range............................................................................................................... 41
4.4. Setting Signal Power Level..................................................................................................................... 42
4.4.1. Setting Power Level......................................................................................................................... 42
4.4.2. Turning Port Power Off.................................................................................................................... 43
4.5. Sweep Setup..............................................................................................................................................44
4.5.1. Sweep type........................................................................................................................................ 44
4.5.2. Setting of Sweep Type.....................................................................................................................44
4.5.3. Sweep Time....................................................................................................................................... 51
4.6. Selecting Triggering Mode.......................................................................................................................53
4.6.1. Simple Trigger Settings....................................................................................................................53
4.6.2. Detailed Trigger Settings................................................................................................................. 53
4.7. Selecting Data Format and Scale.......................................................................................................... 57
4.7.1. Data Format.......................................................................................................................................57
4.7.2. Setting of Data Format.....................................................................................................................59
4.7.3. Scale................................................................................................................................................... 60
4.8. Observing Multi-Trace and Enabling Multichannel..............................................................................61
4.8.1. Measure Settings for Pre-Configuration....................................................................................... 61
4.8.2. Window Arrangement.......................................................................................................................63
4.8.3. Moving Traces................................................................................................................................... 64
4.9. Setting Analyzer Display.......................................................................................................................... 64
4.9.1. Status Bar.......................................................................................................................................... 64
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4.9.2. Tool Bar.............................................................................................................................................. 65
4.9.3. Tables..................................................................................................................................................67
4.9.4. Measure Display............................................................................................................................... 69
4.9.5. Triggering of Data Trace and Memory Trace Display.................................................................71
4.9.6. Title Bar.............................................................................................................................................. 72
4.9.7. User Configuration Display............................................................................................................. 73
5. Calibration...........................................................................................................................................................74
5.1. Selecting Calibration Type.......................................................................................................................74
5.1.1. Open Response................................................................................................................................ 74
5.1.2. Short Response................................................................................................................................ 74
5.1.3. Through Response...........................................................................................................................74
5.1.4. Through Response and Isolation...................................................................................................74
5.1.5. Enhanced Response Calibration................................................................................................... 75
5.1.6. 1- Port (Reflection)........................................................................................................................... 75
5.1.7. Quick SOLT........................................................................................................................................75
5.1.8. Full Dual-port SOLT..........................................................................................................................76
5.1.9. Full Dual-port TRL............................................................................................................................ 76
5.2. Calibration Setup.......................................................................................................................................77
5.2.1. Starting Calibration...........................................................................................................................77
5.2.2. Calibration User Configuration....................................................................................................... 80
6. Data Analysis..................................................................................................................................................... 81
6.1. Marker......................................................................................................................................................... 81
6.1.2. Moving the marker............................................................................................................................83
6.1.3. Marker Search...................................................................................................................................84
6.1.4. Marker Function................................................................................................................................ 86
6.1.5. Advanced Marker Option Setting...................................................................................................87
6.1.6. Marker Table...................................................................................................................................... 89
6.2. Trace Math and Statistics........................................................................................................................ 90
6.2.1. Trace Math......................................................................................................................................... 90
6.2.2. Trace Statistics..................................................................................................................................92
6.3. Limit Test.....................................................................................................................................................93
6.3.1. Creating and Editing Limit Line...................................................................................................... 93
6.3.2. Setting Limit Test...............................................................................................................................95
6.4. Bandwidth Test.......................................................................................................................................... 97
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6.4.1. Open and set bandwidth test..........................................................................................................97
6.4.2. Display bandwidth test result..........................................................................................................98
6.4.3. Close bandwidth test........................................................................................................................98
6.5. Bandwidth Searching................................................................................................................................99
6.5.1. Open and close bandwidth searching...........................................................................................99
6.5.2. Display bandwidth searching result...............................................................................................99
6.5.3. Filter test.......................................................................................................................................... 100
6.6. Ripple Test................................................................................................................................................101
6.6.1. Create and edit ripple limit line.....................................................................................................102
6.6.2. Set ripple test.................................................................................................................................. 103
6.6.3. Display ripple test result................................................................................................................ 104
6.7. Fixture Simulator.....................................................................................................................................105
6.7.1. Reference impedance conversion of port.................................................................................. 105
6.7.2. Network De-embedding.................................................................................................................106
6.7.3. Matching circuit embedding..........................................................................................................107
6.8. Parameter Transformation.....................................................................................................................110
6.8.1. Parameter transformation..............................................................................................................110
6.8.2. Function type of parameter transformation................................................................................ 110
6.9. Setting Time Domain Transformation Measure..................................................................................111
6.9.1. By mouse or touch screen.............................................................................................................111
6.9.2. By front panel keys—Time Domain Transform Dialog Box..................................................... 112
7. Data Output...................................................................................................................................................... 114
7.1. Saving and Calling back Files...............................................................................................................114
7.1.1. Saving File....................................................................................................................................... 114
7.1.2. Calling back file............................................................................................................................... 115
7.1.3. Data File........................................................................................................................................... 116
7.2. Printing Measure Display.......................................................................................................................119
7.2.1. Setting Print Content...................................................................................................................... 119
7.2.2. Printing Measure Display.............................................................................................................. 121
7.2.3. Printing to File................................................................................................................................. 121
8. Time Domain Measure...................................................................................................................................123
8.1. Principle for Time Domain Measure.................................................................................................... 123
8.2. Resolution and Range of Time Domain Measure............................................................................. 124
8.2.1. Response Resolution.....................................................................................................................124
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8.2.2. Display Resolution..........................................................................................................................125
8.2.3. Measure Range.............................................................................................................................. 126
8.3. Window Filtering......................................................................................................................................127
8.3.1. Advantages of Window Filtering.................................................................................................. 127
8.3.2. Setting Window Value Correctly...................................................................................................128
8.4. Time Domain Gate Filtering.................................................................................................................. 129
8.4.1. How to Use Gate Function............................................................................................................129
8.4.2. Gate Settings...................................................................................................................................129
8.4.3. Gate Form........................................................................................................................................130
8.5. Time Domain Measure Data................................................................................................................. 131
8.5.1. Screening.........................................................................................................................................131
8.5.2. Reflection Measure in Band Pass Mode.................................................................................... 132
8.5.3. Transmission Measure in Band Pass Mode.............................................................................. 133
8.5.4. Fault Location by the Use of Low Pass Mode...........................................................................134
8.5.5. Reflection Measure in Low Pass Mode...................................................................................... 134
8.5.6. Transmission Measure in Low Pass Mode................................................................................ 135
8.6. Band Pass and Low Pass Time Domain Modes............................................................................... 135
8.6.1. Modes Comparison........................................................................................................................135
8.6.2. Mode Selection............................................................................................................................... 136
8.6.3. Frequency Span and Number of Points..................................................................................... 136
8.6.4. Impulse Response and Step Response.....................................................................................136
8.6.5. Useful Data Format........................................................................................................................137
8.7. Setting Time Domain Transformation Measure (Optional).............................................................. 137
8.7.2. By front panel keys—Time Domain Transform Dialog Box.....................................................139
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1. Brief Introduction
S3601 Series Vector Network Analyzer is the new generation of economic products promoted upon the experience in research and
manufacture of vector network Analyzer for years. In terms of hardware, it adopts new technologies, which has greatly improved the
key performance indicators of complete machine; in terms of software, it adopts embedded computers with Pentium chips and
Windows operating system, which has greatly improved the connectivity and usability of complete machine.
S3601 Series Vector Network Analyzer has powerful functions such as time domain and frequency domain, and provide multiple
display in formats such as logarithm magnitude, linear magnitude, standing-wave ratio (SWR), phase, group delay, Smith circle
diagram Smith chart and polar coordinates as well as multiple calibrations including the calibration of response, single port, response
isolation and enhanced response, the calibration of full double ports and the electric calibration. The color LCD display in multiple
windows and channels and a number of interfaces such as USB interface, LAN network port, GP-IB interface and VGA interface are
also provided.
The S3601 Series Vector Network Analyzer can measure quickly and accurately the characteristics of the tested part DUT in respect
of magnitude, phase and group delay of S parameters. They have a high-efficiency and powerful error correction capability and are
extensively applied in military industry and civil fields such as element, unit component, radar, aerospace, electronic interference &
countermeasure, telecommunication, radio and TV.
Key Features
64 independent Measure channels
32 display windows, max. 8 traces are displayed in each.
Time domain analysis
Interfaces such as LAN, USB, GP-IB and VGA
Multiple display formats such as magnitude, phase, group delay, Smith chart, polar coordinates and standing-wave ratios
Windows XP/ 7 Operation System
10.4 true-color and high-resolution LCD providing simultaneous display in multiple windows and channels
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2. Safety Instruction
Please read safety instruction carefully and Strictly follow！
We will spare no efforts to ensure that production process comply with latest safety standards so as to safeguard the safety of our
users. The design and tests of our products and accessory equipment comply with relevant safety standards. We have established
quality assurance system so that we can better supervise product quality and ensure that all products accord with standards in the
system. To maintain the sound state of equipment and ensure safe operation, please comply with the following instruction. Contact us
if you have any questions.
It is also your responsibility to use this product in correct manner. Suitable for industrial, laboratory and field uses, this equipment,
however, must be used in correct manner so as to prevent personal injuries and property damages. For problems caused by misuses,
liabilities rest on users. By proper use, it means that users should use this product according to prescriptions in the product document
and in the required conditions. As sufficient expertise is required, only professional technicians and people that have been strictly
trained and have mastered necessary skills are qualified to use this product. Please keep safety manual and product document in a
proper manner, and deliver them to the end user. To forestall personal injuries and property loss, please abide by these safety
instructions. Prior to using this product, please read carefully and comply with these instructions accordingly.
2.1.Device safety
a) Use designated packing container in shipping and avoid falling or violent collisions in moving, which may cause damages to the
device.
b) Use AC-DC adapter shipped with the device to supply power to the product. Using other power adapters may case damages to
internal hardware.
c) Use 220V three-wire regulated voltage AC power supply to prevent high-power spike pulse interference from damaging internal
hardware.
d) Ensure that power supply is well connected to the ground to prevent damages to the device caused by poor connection or false
connection.
e) Take such anti-static measures as wearing anti-static wrist strap when operating this device so as to prevent static from
damaging the device.
f) Injection of DC signal into input end is prohibited. Signal power needs to be lower than 0.5W. If not, damage to the device may
occur.
g) If device uses external or internal batteries, replace these batteries with the same or equivalent type of batteries. When using
other types of batteries, blast may occur.
h) Both insertions of objects into the gap of the device housing and dumping of liquids over device housing or into device are
prohibited, which may cause short circuit, electric shock, fire or personal injuries.
i) Notches or gaps in the device, designed to help internal ventilation and whereby prevent overheat, must not be covered.
The device must not be put on couch, wrapped with carpet, or placed in airtight housing unless ventilation is good
j) This device must not be placed on radiator, dish heater and other heating devices. Ambient temperature must not surpass the
maximal temperature prescribed in this manual
k) Attention: Once this device is on fire, it may release toxic gases or liquids.
2.2.Precautions on personal safety.
a) When moving the device, use proper tools and move the device softly so as to avoid personal injuries caused by the falling of
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the device.
b) Device should be proper grounded so as to prevent personal injuries caused by poor or false grounding
c) When cleaning the device, please unplug the device to avoid electric shock. Use dry or moist soft cloth to clean the device. Do
not clean the internal of the device.
d) Before using this device, personnel need to be trained. When using the device, concentration is required. Operation by
unqualified people may cause personal injuries and property losses.
e) Use of this device when power line is broken is prohibited. Regular check on power line is necessary. Proper measures
should be taken to keep power line in good state and prevent stumble and electric shock.
f) Field use of the device when there is lightning is prohibited, which may cause personal injuries and property loss.
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3. Overview
This chapter will help the user get to know S3301 quickly. This chapter includes introductions of:
Front Panel
Rear Panel
Interface
Screen Area
Trace, Window and Channel
In this guide, the physical keys on the front panel are indicted as 【XXX】and XXX is the name of the keys. The menus and keys on
the screen (software UI) are displayed as [XXX] and XXX is the names of menus and keys.
3.1.Front Panel
The front panel of S3601 Series vector network analyzer is shown in the following figure, including a number of key functional zones,
display zones, USB interfaces and Measure ports. The section will describe the function and performance index of each part in
details.
Fig.3-1 Front Panel of the Analyzer
1Adjust Key Zone
2Utility Key Zone
3Response Key Zone
4Trace/Chan Key Zone
5Stimulus Key Zone
6Marker/Analysis Key Zone
7Entry Key Zone
8Soft Key Zone
9USB Interface
10 Screen
11 【on/Standby】Key and Indicator Light
12 Measure Ports
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3.1.1. Adjust Zone
It covers the navigation keys and Adjust knobs.
Fig.3-2 Adjust Keys
Adjust Knobs
Turn the knob to adjust the setting value in the currently Stimulus input box.
【←Tab】and 【→Tab】
Move the option menu towards left or right in operation interface of vector network procedure.
Switch stimulated options dialog box of operation interface of vector network procedure.
When operation interface of vector network procedure is not in action or shutdown, and any user operation interface other
than vector network procedure or the user interface of Help in vector network is entered, it is operatable by moving mouse
arrow towards both left and right. (Default position of mouse arrow is bottom right corner of the screen)
【↑】and 【↓】
Move choice menu items in the menu upwards and downwards.
It plays the following roles in dialog box:
Change numeral value.
Select items in dropdown list.
Select the desired option in a group of option buttons.
When operation interface of vector network procedure is not in action or shutdown, and any user operation interface other
than vector network procedure or the user interface of Help in vector network is entered, it is operatable by moving mouse
arrow towards both left and right. (Default position of mouse arrow is bottom right corner of the screen)
【Click】
It has the same function with mouse click.
3.1.2. Utility Zone
For operation of instrument system.
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Fig.3-3 Utility Keys
【Save】
It’s used for saving instrument status, calibration data or Measure data in specified files.
【System】
It’s used for some system-related configuration and selection of software language, etc.
【Preset】
It’s used to reset Analyzer to default (predefined) status.
【Recall】
It’s used for invoking files containing Analyzer status, calibration data and Measure data.
【Print】
It’s used to start printing function, select print settings and printer for printing.
【Micro/Local】
When Analyzer is in external control state, press this key to make the Analyzer re-respond to the buttons on front panel.
When Analyzer is in normal working state, press this key to access a set of user-defined macros associated with
executable files.
Analyzer can name and store 10 macros at most.
【F 1】
It is used to record shortcut keys in operating a certain Measure (the record can be effective only by operating with front-panel
keys).
【F 2】
It is used to record shortcut keys in operating a certain Measure (the record can be effective only by operating with front-panel
keys).
【Help】
It is used to open the user manual of the analyzer (a built-in file).
3.1.3. Response Zone
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It’s used for various operation of Measure data Trace.
Fig.3-4 Response Keys
【Meas】
It is used to select the type of S parameter to be measured and the type of any specific-value or non-specific value power
Measure.
【Format】
It is used to select the format in which the Measure data are displayed on the analyzer.
【Scale】
It is used to set the scale at which the Measure trace is displayed on the analyzer.
【Display】
It is used to create a new window, select or Stimulus the current window, or make display settings.
【Avg】
With the key 【Avg】, the noise can be reduced by use of the Measure averaging function. The analyzer reduces the effect of
random noise on the Measure result by executing complex exponential average of a number of sweeps for designated times
when the average factor is designated.
【Cal】
The Measure calibration can be started to make operations such as power calibration.
3.1.4. Trace/Chan Zone
Managing Trace and Channel on display of Analyzer.
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Fig. 3-5 Trace/Channel Keys
【Trace Prev】
It is used to Stimulus previous trace curve.
【Channel Prev】
It is used to Stimulus previous channel curve.
【Trace Next】
It is used to Stimulus the next trace curve.
【Channel Next】
It is used to Stimulus the next channel curve.
【Trace】
The corresponding trace soft-key menu will be displayed. Press the corresponding soft-keys to make creation, deletion or
selection of the Stimulus traces.
【Channel】
Display the corresponding channel soft-key menu and make channel management with corresponding soft-keys.
3.1.5. Stimulate Zone
Determining the range, sweep type or trigger mode of the measured data.
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Fig. 3-6 Stimulus Keys
【Start】
It is used to set the range of starting frequency value and the frequency offset.
【Stop】
It is used to set the stop frequency value.
【Center】
It is used to set the center frequency value.
【Span】
It is used to set the frequency range.
【Sweep】
It is used to select the manner of signal source sweep and relevant properties.
【Trigger】
It is used to set how to start an initialized sweep Measure.
3.1.6. Mkr/Analysis Zone
Controlling all aspects of data analysis, including marker and mathematical calculation.
Fig. 3-7 Marker/Analysis Keys
【Marker】
It is used to Stimulus the marker and set the stimulus value of the marker. The marker can provide digital reading of the
Measure result. The analyzer can support at most 9 markers and the reference marker R.
【Search】
It provides the marker search function. Press this key to Stimulus a marker if there are no markers displayed.
【Memory】
It is used to set the mathematical operation and saving of Measure data by the analyzer.
【Analysis】
It includes the functions such as limit test, trace statistic, conversion of gates, windows and time domains.
3.1.7. Entry Zone
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These keys are used to enter Measure settings.
Fig. 3-8 Entry Keys
【OK】
It is used to confirm the setting and entry value in the dialog box and close the dialog box. It is equivalent to the “OK” button in
the dialog box.
【Esc】
It is used to ignore the setting and entry in the dialog box and close the dialog box. It is equivalent to the “cancel” button in the
dialog box.
【Menu】
Press the key 【Menu】to browse the menu with the navigation key. Press this key and then press the utility key on the front
panel to quickly open the dialog box for utility setting. For example, press the key 【Menu】and then press the key 【Search】
to open the dialog box for search setting.
【←】
The marker will backspace to delete the previous entry by pressing this key, after the value is entered.
Numeric Key
The numbers 0 – 9 are included. It is used to enter the value in Measure setting and complete entry by pressing the
corresponding unit key.
Unit Key
It is used to end the value entry and allocate a unit to the entry value. The corresponding units to keys are as below:
【G/n】G/n (109/10-9)
【M/μ】M/μ (106/10-6)
【k/m】k/m (103/10-3)
【/En off】Basic unit: dB, dBm, degree, second, Hz or dB/GHz. It can be also used to enter the value without a unit. It
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