
68 Chapter 3
Operation
Using an 71000 Series Spectrum Analyzer with an 70907B, 70909A, or 70910A
Operation
F 24+ 90.0 to 140.0
D 30+ 110.0 to 170.0
G 36+ 140.0 to 220.0
Y 42+ 170.0 to 260.0
J 50+ 220.0 to 330.0
CONV LOSS (conversion loss) offsets the reference level to compensate for
amplitude losses at the active input port. If necessary, use
select input to activate the desired input port before specifying its
conversion-loss offset.
To clear the offset, enter a conversion loss of zero.
After instrument preset, a default value of 30 dB is activated
automatically for the input port of the external-mixer-interface
module.
PRESEL PEAK (preselector peak) adjusts the tracking of the preselector filter to
yield maximum amplitude accuracy at the active marker position. If
a marker is not present,
PRESEL PEAK places a marker at the
highest signal level.
Whenever a measurement is made, the current preselector DAC
value corresponding to the selected measurement range determines
the preselector tracking. Press
PRESEL PEAK to repeak the
preselector and store a new value in the preselector DAC. When
measuring frequency spans greater than 0 Hz, the analyzer must be
swept several times to peak the preselector. Thus, the analyzer
requires several minutes to peak the preselector when measuring
with slow sweep times. To execute the peaking function quickly,
change the span to either 0 Hz or such that the sweep time is
approximately 100 ms, before pressing
PRESEL PEAK.
PRESEL DAC (preselector DAC) enters a value into the preselector DAC for the
frequency range corresponding to the frequency at the marker. If a
marker is not present,
PRESEL DAC places a marker at the center of
the display.
pre-select allows access to the preselector functions when a preselector module
is in the system. The
pre-select softkey can be accessed by pressing
State.
preset input sets which active input port will be selected when the INSTR
PRESET is pressed. The preset input softkey can be accessed by
pressing
State, then MORE.
INSTR PRESET resets to the preset input and to the lowest full frequency range
available. (For an external mixer, this is band A.) This is a front
panel hardkey.
Table 3-2. External Mixing Bands and Associated Mixing Harmonics
Band Harmonic Number (N) Frequency Range (GHz)
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