Boonton 4500B Peak Power Meter - Manual (Page 128)

Boonton 4500B RF Peak Power Analyzer
Operation 4-56
Table 4-12. Mark > Extensions > Submenu (continued)
Menu Item
(Type) Selections Function
the two markers. If Mark > Extensions > Delta Marker is set to ―Delta‖
and the units are changed to logarithmic, the selection is automatically
switched to the previous selection of Ratio or Avg. If the units are
changed back to linear units, the ―Delta‖ function will be re-selected.
The MK1-MK2 and MK2-MK1 selections for marker math are valid
for the above functions. The MIN-MAX, MAX-MIN and Pk/Avg
marker math functions are available only when Mark > Extensions >
Mk Group is set to Both. In addition, Pk/Avg requires that Mark >
Extensions > Delta Marker is set to ―Ratio‖.
Stat In the Statistical mode (Option 10) , only ―Ratio‖ is available for all
Ratio units. Only the MK1-MK2 selection for marker math is valid for this
function.
See Marker Math SCPI commands.
Marker Math Pulse & Mod Selects the type and order of measurement markers
(Mult. Choice)
Marker 1 and Marker 2 measure the signal level at the set point on the
waveform.
MK2 - MK1 Ratio = MK2/MK1, Delta = MK2 MK1
MK1 - MK2 Ratio = MK1/MK2, Delta = MK1 MK2
MIN and MAX measure the minimum and maximum instantaneous
signal level between the markers.
MAX – MIN Ratio = MAX/MIN, Delta = MAX MIN
MIN – MAX Ratio = MIN/MAX, Delta = MIN MAX
MINF and MAXF measure the minimum and maximum filtered signal
level between the markers.
MAXF – MINF Ratio = MAXF/MINF, Delta = MAXF MINF
MIN F– MAXF Ratio = MINF/MAXF, Delta = MINF MAXF
Pk/Avg Ratio = Pk/Avg
LAvg measures the long term signal average between the markers.
PkHld measures and holds the peak signal value. See the
Chan # > Exten > Peak Hold function for more information.
Stat Selects the type and order of statistical measurement markers
Marker 1 and Marker 2 measure the signal level at the set points on the
distribution.
MK1 - MK2 Ratio = MK1/MK2 (only)