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accordingly when moving towards the left screen edge. The<br />

outermost left line therefore corresponds to 0MHz.<br />

(16) ZERO SPAN:<br />

With the ZERO SPAN button a SPAN of 0 Hz is being selected. If<br />

a SPAN of 0Hz is selected, the analyzer performs as a selective<br />

level meter, which can be calibrated via the Center Frequency<br />

(CENTER FREQ.). The display of the measured level is displayed<br />

via a horizontal line. The ZERO SPAN mode is activated by pushing<br />

the ZERO SPAN button. Press again to revert to previous span.<br />

Above illustration explains the terms SPAN, Center Frequency,<br />

Extent of Scale, and Attenuator.<br />

The height<br />

of the „window“ is limited to 80dB due to the extent of the scale,<br />

however, the display range can be shifted up and down by<br />

switching on or off the attenuators and by setting another<br />

reference level. The width of the displayed range is set via the<br />

SPAN of the analyzer, which may comprise of the entire gray<br />

area or only part of it. The location of this range is set via the<br />

Center Frequency (CENTER FREQ.). It is always advisable to<br />

select the precise Center Frequency and the SPAN as low as<br />

possible (resolution of display) so the signal can be viewed easily.<br />

An unnecessarily high SPAN has a rather negative effect.<br />

Remark:<br />

The HM5012/5014 spectrum analyzer is internally programmed<br />

for always choosing the appropriate sweep time related to the<br />

span, resolution bandwidth and video bandwidth, wherever<br />

possible. The UNCAL indicator in the readout will be visible in<br />

Subject to change without notice<br />

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