Boonton 4500b rf peak power analyzer, Operation – Boonton 4500B Peak Power Meter User Manual

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Boonton 4500B RF Peak Power Analyzer

Operation

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Table 4-7D. Ext Trig # > Extensions > Submenu

Menu Item

Function

(Type)

Selections

(SCPI cmd)

Range

Pulse, Mod & Stat

Selects the low or high sensitivity range

(Toggle)

5 V, 50 V

The 5 V range is for input signals that do
not exceed 5 volts peak-to-peak amplitude.
Overrange signals will be clamped. This
range is used for most logic signals.

The 50 V range is for input signals that do
not exceed 50 volts peak-to-peak amplitude.
Overrange signals will be clamped. This
range is used for general voltage
measurements including power supplies.


SENSe[3/4]:RANGe {5, 50} (volts/Div)

Impedance

Pulse, Mod & Stat

Select external trigger channel input

(Toggle)

1 Megohm, 50 Ohms

terminating resistance

The 1 Megohm input impedance is for use
with an oscilloscope 10:1 divider probe and
for general use.

The 50 Ohm input impedance is used when
maximum trigger bandwidth is needed or
when cable reflections are a problem. It
should not be used if voltages in excess
of 7 volts r.m.s. are likely to occur.

SENSe[3/4]:IMPedance {1, 50}
(1Mohm or 50 Ohm)


Peak Hold

Pulse & Mod

Turns Peak Hold function on and off

Figure 4-23.

(Toggle)

Off, On

Ext Trig # > Extensions

The Peak Hold function is used to hold
peak measurement values until reset. When
Peak Hold is Off, the measured peak values decay at a rate set by the
Averaging function.

CALCulate[3|4]:PKHLD {OFF, ON}

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