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HP 8712ET

Brand: HP | Category: Measuring Instruments
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Automating Measurements
  5. Measurement System Configurations and Considerations
  6. Stand-Alone Network Analyzers
  7. External Computer Control
  8. Expandability and Large Systems
  9. Throughput Considerations
  10. Selecting a Measurement Controller
  11. Computer-Controlled LAN Operation
  12. Selecting a Programming Language
  13. Microsoft® QuickBasic™
  14. VXI plug&play Driver
  15. Prompting the Operator
  16. Using Graphics to Create On-Screen Diagrams
  17. User-Defined BEGIN Key Menu
  18. Loading a User BEGIN Program
  19. Using a Switch with User BEGIN
  20. Using a Barcode Reader for Data Entry
  21. Using an External Keyboard for Data Entry
  22. Using the Analyzer's Title Feature
  23. Hot Keys on External Keyboard for Common Functions
  24. User-Defined TTL Input/Output
  25. Using a Foot or Hand Switch
  26. Limit-Test Pass/Fail TTL Input/Output
  27. Analyzer Port Numbers
  28. Output for External VGA-Compatible Monitor
  29. Using Fast Recall with the Front Panel or a Keyboard
  30. Using Fast Recall with a Switch
  31. Setting the Instrument State
  32. Using Learn Strings to Save and Recall Instrument States
  33. SCPI Commands that Modify a Single Parameter
  34. Fast Iterative Control
  35. Responsive Communication using SRQs
  36. Using Both of the Analyzer's Measurement Channels
  37. Using Single Sweep to Measure and View All Four S-Parameters
  38. AUTOST files
  39. Using the Parallel Port
  40. Writing to the Parallel Port
  41. Reading from the Parallel Port
  42. Hardcopy Considerations
  43. Using the Serial Port
  44. Graticule On/Off
  45. Limit Testing
  46. To move the position of the pass/fail indicator
  47. Customized X-axis Annotation
  48. To turn the X-axis annotation on or off
  49. Customized Measurement-Channel Annotation
  50. To turn measurement-channel annotation on or off
  51. Markers
  52. Title and Clock
  53. Querying Measurement Data
  54. Saving the Measurement to Disk — Save ASCII
  55. Saving the Measurement to Disk — Save Data
  56. Querying Marker Searches
  57. Saving Measurement Results to Disk
  58. Using Hardcopy Features to Print or Plot Results
  59. Faster Hardcopies using a PCL5 Printer
  60. Custom Data Sheets
  61. Statistical Process Control
  62. Transferring Files
HP 8712ET first page preview

HP 8712ET

Brand: HP | Category: Measuring Instruments
Table of contents
  1. parts list
HP 8712ET first page preview

HP 8712ET

Brand: HP | Category: Measuring Instruments
HP 8712ET first page preview

HP 8712ET

Brand: HP | Category: Measuring Instruments
HP 8712ET first page preview

HP 8712ET

Brand: HP | Category: Antenna
HP 8712ET first page preview

HP 8712ET

Brand: HP | Category: Measuring Instruments
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. Table Of Contents
  9. Introduction
  10. Step 1. Check the Shipment
  11. Step 2. Meet Electrical and Environmental Requirements
  12. Step 3. Check the Analyzer Operation
  13. Step 4. Configure the Analyzer
  14. Connecting Peripherals and Controllers
  15. Installing the Analyzer in a Rack
  16. Preventive Maintenance
  18. Front Panel Tour
  19. Entering Measurement Parameters
  20. Presetting the Analyzer
  21. Entering Frequency Range
  22. Entering Active Measurement Channel and Measurement Type
  23. Viewing Measurement Channels
  24. Performing the Operator's Check
  25. Make a Transmission Measurement
  26. Make a Broadband Power Measurement
  27. Make a Reflection Measurement
  28. If the Analyzer Fails the Operator's Check
  30. Measuring Devices with Your Network Analyzer
  31. Attenuation and Amplification in a Measurement Setup
  32. When to Change the System Impedance
  33. The Typical Measurement Sequence
  34. Using the BEGIN Key to Make Measurements
  35. BEGIN Key Overview
  36. Using the BEGIN Key to Configure Measurements
  37. AUTOST files
  38. Measuring Transmission Response
  39. Perform an Enhanced Response Calibration
  40. Measuring Reflection Response
  41. Perform a One-Port Reflection Calibration
  42. Connect the DUT
  43. View and Interpret the Reflection Measurement Results
  44. Making a Power Measurement using Broadband Detection
  45. Enter the Measurement Parameters
  46. Perform a Normalization Calibration
  48. View and Interpret the Power Measurement Results
  49. Measuring Conversion Loss
  52. View and Interpret the Conversion Loss Results
  53. Making Measurements with the Auxiliary Input
  54. Auxiliary Input Characteristics
  55. Measuring Group Delay
  58. Measuring Impedance using the Smith Chart
  60. View and Interpret the Impedance Measurement Results
  61. Measuring Impedance Magnitude
  62. How the Transmission Measurement Works
  64. Using Markers
  65. To Activate Markers
  66. To Use Marker Search Functions
  67. To Use Marker Math Functions
  68. To Use Delta (∆) Marker Mode
  69. To Use Other Marker Functions
  70. To Use Polar Format Markers
  71. Using Limit Testing
  72. To Create a Flat Limit Line
  73. To Create a Sloping Limit Line
  74. To Create a Single Point Limit
  75. To Use Relative Limits
  76. Other Limit Line Functions
  77. Additional Notes on Limit Testing
  78. Using Reference Tracking
  79. To Track the Peak Point
  80. To Track a Frequency
  81. Customizing the Display
  82. Using the Split Display Feature
  83. Enabling/Disabling Display Features
  84. Modifying Display Annotation
  85. Expanding the Displayed Measurement
  86. Saving and Recalling Measurement Results
  87. Saving Instrument Data
  88. To Recall from a Floppy Disk or Internal Memory
  89. Other File Utilities
  90. To Use Directory Utilities
  91. Formatting a Floppy Disk
  92. Connecting and Configuring Printers and Plotters
  93. Connect the Printer or Plotter
  94. Configure the Hardcopy Port
  95. Define the Printer or Plotter Settings
  96. Printing and Plotting Measurement Results
  97. To Define the Output
  98. Using a Keyboard
  99. Front Panel Control using a Keyboard
  100. Using an External VGA Monitor
  101. Synchronizing and Positioning the Display
  103. Increasing Sweep Speed
  104. To Set the Sweep Time to AUTO Mode
  105. To Reduce the Amount of Averaging
  106. To View a Single Measurement Channel
  107. To Turn Off Alternate Sweep
  108. To Turn Off Spur Avoidance
  109. Increasing Network Analyzer Dynamic Range
  110. To Reduce the Receiver Noise Floor
  111. Reducing Trace Noise
  112. To Eliminate Receiver Spurious Responses
  113. Reducing Mismatch Errors
  114. Reducing Mismatch Errors in a Transmission Measurement
  115. Compensating for Phase Shift in Measurement Setups
  116. Electrical Delay
  117. Measuring Devices with Long Electrical Delay
  119. The Calibration Reference Plane
  120. Default versus User-Defined Calibration
  121. Calibration Choices
  122. Retrieving Previous User-Defined Calibrations
  123. To Perform a Normalization Calibration
  124. To Perform a Transmission Calibration
  125. To Perform a Reflection Calibration
  126. To Perform a Conversion Loss Calibration
  127. Calibration Kits
  128. Creating a User-Defined Calibration Kit
  129. Saving and Recalling the Calibration
  130. Recalling the Calibration
  131. Checking the Calibration
  132. To Perform a Calibration Check
  133. Error Term Descriptions and Typical Values
  135. Connectors
  136. BNC Connectors
  137. Multi-pin Connectors
  138. RF Connectors
  139. Display
  140. Knob
  141. Power Switch
  142. Display Intensity Control
  143. Disk Drive
  144. Line Module
  145. The Line Fuse
  146. The Voltage Selector Switch
  147. Definitions
  148. System Performance
  149. Test Port Output
  150. Test Port Input
  151. General Information
  152. Features
  153. Storage
  154. Automation
  155. Measurement Calibration
  156. Options
  157. Warranty
  158. Limitation of Warranty
  159. Hewlett-Packard Sales and Service Offices
  160. Safety and Regulatory Information
  161. Safety Information
  162. Cautions
  163. Instrument Markings
  164. Regulatory Information
  165. Factory Preset and Peripheral States
  166. Peripheral State
  167. Volatile Settings
  168. Save/Recall Memory Allocation
  169. Types of Storable Information
  170. How to Determine the Size of Disk Files
  171. Memory Usage Notes
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