Manual - 8500A Series Peak Power Meter - Giga-tronics
Manual - 8500A Series Peak Power Meter - Giga-tronics
Manual - 8500A Series Peak Power Meter - Giga-tronics
You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles
YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.
Remote Operation<br />
RPOA<br />
Command<br />
Argument<br />
Read Out Current Channel A Reference <strong>Power</strong> / The PPM will output channel A<br />
reference power in the following format:<br />
If operating in the Linear <strong>Power</strong> Mode:<br />
RFALxx.xxEsnn<br />
(x = power in Watts; Esnn = exponent)<br />
If operating in the dBm power format:<br />
RFADsnnn.nn<br />
(s = polarity; n = reference power in dBm)<br />
RPOB<br />
RSFL<br />
Read Out Current Channel B Reference <strong>Power</strong>. (Readout is the same as RPOA,<br />
substituting B or A)<br />
Measure and Output Rise and Fall Times of Pulse Profile Currently Displayed. See<br />
FALL and RISE for definitions used for fall and rise times / When operating in<br />
channel A the PPM will output:<br />
RISAnn.nnnEsnn,FALAnn.nnnEsnn<br />
When operating in channel B:<br />
RISBnn.nnnEsnn,FALBnn.nnnEsnn<br />
(n = delay in seconds; Esnn = exponent)<br />
RSWD<br />
Measure and Output Rise time and Pulse Width of Pulse Profile Currently Displayed.<br />
See RISE for definition of rise time. Pulse width is the time between the 50% power<br />
point on the pulse’s rising edge and the 50% point on it’s falling edge / Channel A<br />
readout is:<br />
RISAnn.nnnEsnn,WIDAnn.nnnEsnn<br />
Channel B readout is:<br />
RISBnn.nnnEsnn,WIDBnn.nnnEsnn<br />
SDLAnnnnnn.nn<br />
Set Channel A Start Delay / none<br />
SDLBnnnnnn.nn<br />
SELT<br />
(n = microseconds; position of decimal may vary.<br />
Max = 213,999.97 µs - Window Delay - Reference Delay;<br />
Min = 0 - Reference Delay.<br />
Start Delay is with respect to the Reference Delay. If Reference Delay is 0 then Start<br />
Delay is coincident with the trigger.)<br />
Set Channel B Start Delay / none (see SDLA)<br />
Initiate Self-Test. Can be used with SRQ for a health check. See Service Requests in<br />
Section 3.4.<br />
SRQD SRQ Disable. See Service Requests in Section 3.4<br />
SRQE SRQ Enable. See Service Requests in Section 3.4<br />
STAT<br />
Output Status Byte. This command is only effective when SRQ is disabled. If sent<br />
while SRQ is enabled an SRQ will be generated. The PPM will output:<br />
STATnnn<br />
(n = decimal number representing current Status Byte. See Status Byte Output in<br />
Section 3.2.5 and Service Requests in Section 3.4)<br />
<strong>Manual</strong> No. 20790, Rev C, November 1998 3-49<br />
Superceded by Revision D, March 2009