Keysight N8262AP-Series Modular Power Meterand Power SensorsConfiguration Guide

Keysight N8262A Configuration Manual

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1 Introduction

LXI Class-C Compliant Power Meter

specifications

Conventions Used in this Guide

Front Panel Keys and Connections

The Display Layout

Window Symbols and Pop-ups

Wait symbol pop-up

Text entry pop-up

List pop-up

Using the Instrument Web Browser

Editing the Instrument's LAN Settings

2 General Power Meter Functions

Setting the Units of Measurement

Selecting units of measurement from the softkeys

Setting the Measurement Frequency

Setting the Resolution

Making Relative Measurements

Setting the Pulse Reference Levels

setting offsets

Setting channel offsets

Setting display offsets

Setting frequency dependent offsets

editing frequency dependent offset tables

Setting Measurement Averaging

Procedure

Step Detection

Setting the Video Averaging

Setting the Video Bandwidth

Setting Measurement Channel Gates

Auto Gate

Setting up the Channel Trace

Auto Scale

Setting the Trigger

Setting External Trigger for Normal and Average Power Measurement

Power sweep mode

Frequency sweep mode

Determine the right step to be set

setting measurement limits

setting limits

checking for limit failures

Setting the Measurement Display

Numeric format

Single function measurement

Combined Measurement

Scaling the Analog Display

Recorder Output

N1911A/N1912A Option H01

Saving and Recalling Power Meter States

Editing a register's name

Recalling a measurement setup

Zeroing and Calibrating the P-Series Sensor

Calibration

manual calibration

Zero/Cal Lockout

Presetting the Power Meter

Setting the Cable Short/Long

Using P-Series Power Sensor Introduction

Configuring a Power Measurement

Setting the Trace Display

Step 1. Connecting the power sensor

Step 3. Setting the trigger

Step 5. Expanding the trace display

Gate Control in a Single Enlarged Window

Viewing the results in a full screen window

Improving the accuracy with additional settings

Using E9320 E-Series Power Sensors Introduction

Power Meter Configuration

Configuring a Peak Power Measurement

Measurement Accuracy

Step 4. Setting the display to trace

Using E9300 E-Series Power Sensors Introduction

P-Series

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Safety Notices

General Safety Information

Sound Emission

Introduction General Information

Power Meter and Sensor Cable Requirements

Overview of the P-Series Wideband Power Sensors

Performance Tests and Adjustments Test Equipment

Voltage Standing Wave Ratio (VSWR) Performance Test

Sensor Accuracy Performance Test

System-Level Rise and Fall Time Performance Test

Zero Set Performance Test in System Level

Adjustment

3 Theory of Operation

Theory of Operation

General Information

Keysight Sales and Service Offices

Safety Considerations

General Specifications

Power requirements

Compliance and Markings

Responsibilities of the Customer

Getting Started Welcome

Documentation Information

What You will Find in this Guide

Networking Terms

IP address conflict

DHCP server

Cross-over cable

Default gateway

Determining your PCs Configuration Settings

Resetting the LAN Configuration

Power Meter and Sensor Capability

Step 1. Unpacking the P-Series Modular Power Meter

Minimum PC requirements

Step 2. Installing the Software and Instrument Drivers

Using Interactive IO

Using the instrument web browser

Step 3. Turning the Power Meter On

Rear panel connections

Front panel connections

Connecting a power sensor

Step 4. Remote Interface Configuration

Opening Keysight Connection Expert

Selecting the LAN network type

Dynamic mode

Auto IP mode

Static mode (configuring the LAN manually)

Step 5. Connecting to the P-Series Modular Power Meter using Power Me ter GUI application

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