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Manual - 8500A Series Peak Power Meter - Giga-tronics

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<strong>Series</strong> <strong>8500A</strong> <strong>Peak</strong> <strong>Power</strong> <strong>Meter</strong>s<br />

2.8.8 Cursor Sub-Mode Functions<br />

The Cursor sub-mode is convenient for changing the timebase parameters of the display (the CurSoR<br />

DeLaY, the STaRT DeLaY, and the DeLaY WINDow), the scaling of the display (the REFerence PoWeR),<br />

and the trigger level if the PPM is in internal trigger mode.<br />

Figure 2-8. Typical Cursor Sub-Mode Digital Plot<br />

CSR PWR<br />

Indicates the power level at the location of the cursor. By pressing [MENU] (4) [F3], this can be<br />

indicated in either dBm or in Watts. This is a read-only function, and cannot be changed with the spin<br />

knob or numeric entry keypad. Placing the cursor here will prevent an accidental movement of the spin<br />

knob from changing a parameter.<br />

CSR DLY<br />

The Cursor Delay indication shows the amount of time after triggering has occurred that the Cursor will<br />

sample the power of the pulse. The time at which the trigger occurs is dependent on either the Trigger<br />

Level or, if External Triggering has been activated, on the triggering signal provided by the external<br />

source. The delta symbol next to CSR DLY means that the Cursor Delay is adjustable by using either the<br />

spin knob or the keypad. The cursor is placed by using either the up or down arrow key.<br />

STRT DLY<br />

This is the Start Delay of the graphics display area on the readout. It signifies the amount of time<br />

between the occurrence of the trigger and when readings begin at the left side of the graphics display. If<br />

the default value is still set, then the Start Delay would be set to 0.0000 ns and the left edge of the<br />

display will be coincident with the timing of the trigger. However, the Start Delay may be at whatever<br />

value was used the last time the Graph Mode was accessed. The cursor next to STRT DLY means that the<br />

spin knob or keypad can be used to adjust the Start Delay value.<br />

DLY WIND<br />

The Delay Window is the amount of time between the left and right sides of the graphics display area.<br />

The default value is 10.000 µs. When the Autoscale function is used, the PPM will adjust the Delay<br />

Window to display the pulse profile so that the trailing edge of the pulse can be seen. Autoscaling will<br />

2-24 <strong>Manual</strong> No. 20790, Rev C, November 1998<br />

Superceded by Revision D, March 2009

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