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Sweeps Chapter 5: Quick Guides<br />

field change also.) In the Top field, type 0.1. In the Bottom field,<br />

type –0.1.<br />

You can now click the Go button to run the sweep. A graph is created, and<br />

the response is plotted as the sweep progresses. If you are monitoring using<br />

the internal speaker, you will hear the analog generator frequency step through<br />

the audio range. The result will be a response curve that deviates only slightly<br />

from 0 dBV, as shown in Figure 25.<br />

Figure 25. Current workspace after frequency response sweep,<br />

showing typical results.<br />

Example Sweep: Amplitude Linearity<br />

For this example, we will measure the amplitude linearity of the <strong>2700</strong> series<br />

instrument. With the Analog Generator output connected to the Analog Analyzer<br />

input, we sweep the amplitude of the Analog Generator over its full<br />

range, and plot the ratio of the level measured by the Analog Analyzer Level<br />

meters to the generator output level, in dB. Any amplitude non-linearity in the<br />

system will show as a deviation from 0 dB.<br />

First, click New Test, turn the Analog Generator ON, and set the Analog<br />

Analyzer Source A and B to GenMon so that the generator signal is sent di-<br />

<strong>Getting</strong> <strong>Started</strong> <strong>with</strong> <strong>Your</strong> <strong>2700</strong> <strong>Series</strong> <strong>Instrument</strong> 43

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