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Making Measurements
Measuring Devices with Your Network Analyzer
Step 1. Enter the
Measurement
Parameters
Step 2. Calibrate the
Analyzer
Step 3. Connect the
Equipment
Step 4. View and
Interpret the
Measurement
The
Typical
Measurement
Sequence
A typical measurement consists of performing four major steps:
The easiest way to set up the analyzer’s parameters for a simple
measurement is to use the
t-1
key. (See “Using the BEGIN Key to Make
Measurements,” next, in this chapter.)
For some measurements you may wish to enter your own
speciEc
measurement parameters. Use the instrument’s keys to input your
parameters.
This step may be omitted under certain conditions. Your analyzer can
provide highly accurate measurements without performing any additional
user-calibrations if certain conditions are met. Chapter 6 explains when
additional calibration is necessary.
Connect the DUT and any other required test equipment. See the
measurement examples later in this chapter for typical equipment setup
conEgurations.
Use the
In],
CD’SPLAY),
and
c-1
functions to optimize viewing of the
measurement results.
Markers, limit lines, and hard copies of the display are common means of
interpreting measurement results.
See Chapter 4 for detailed information on using instrument functions to view
and interpret your measurements.
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