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4-2. Printing Two Measurements
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4-3. Peripheral Connections to the Analyzer
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4-4. Plot Components Available through Definition
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4-5. Line Types Available
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4-6. Locations of Pl and
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4-7. Plot Quadrants
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4-8. Automatic
File
Naming Convention for LIF Format
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4-9. Plot Filename Convention
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4-10. Plotting Two
Files
on the Same Page
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4-11. Plot Quadrants
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4-12. Data Processing Flow Diagram
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5-l.
Standard Connections for a Response Error-Correction for Reflection
Measurement.
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5-2. Standard Connections for Response Error-Correction for Transmission
Measurements
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5-3. Standard Connections for Receiver Calibration
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5-4. Standard Connections for a Response and Isolation Error-Correction for
Reflection Measurements
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5-5. Standard Connections for a Response and Isolation Error-Correction for
Transmission Measurements
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5-6. Standard Connections for a One Port Reflection Error-Correction
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5-7. Standard Connections for
FuIi
Two port Error-Correction
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5-8. Sample-and-Sweep Mode for Power Meter Calibration
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5-9. Continuous Correction Mode for Power Meter Calibration
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5-10. Noninsertable Device
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5-11. Adapters Needed
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5-12. Two-Port
Cal
Set 1
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5-13.Two-PortCaISet2
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5-14. Calibrated Measurement
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5-15. Calibrating for Noninsertable Devices
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6-l.
SimpIified
Block Diagram of the Network Analyzer System
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6-2.
Data Processing Flow Diagram
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6-3.
Active Channel Keys
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6-4. Entry Block
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6-5.
Stimulus
Function Block
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6-6. Power Range Transitions in the Automatic Mode
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6-7. Response Function Block
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6-8.
S-Parameters of a Two-Port Device
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6-9. Reflection Impedance and Admittance Conversions
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6-10. Transmission Impedance and Admittance Conversions
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6-11. Log Magnitude Format
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6-12. Phase Format
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6-13. Group Delay Format
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6-14. Standard and Inverse Smith Chart Formats
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6-15. Polar Format
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6-16. Linear Magnitude Format.
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6-17.
Typical
SWR Display
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6-18.
Real
Format
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6-19. Constant Group Delay
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6-20.
I-I.&her
Order Phase Shift
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6-21. Rate of Phase Change Versus Frequency
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6-22. Variations in Frequency Aperture
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6-23.
Dual
Channel Displays
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6-24. 4
Param
Displays Menu
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6-25.
Effect of Averaging on a Trace
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