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CTA Convert to Absolute Units<br />

Description<br />

The result of the CTA comm<strong>and</strong> depends on the reference level, the current amplitude units,<br />

<strong>and</strong> the amplitude scale (log or linear).<br />

Measurement units are the internal binary data representation of measured results. The<br />

internal binary data representation is 16-bit amplitude values that are stored in traces. The<br />

values range from -32,768 to 32,767. The value of 8000 corresponds to an amplitude equal<br />

to the reference level. In log mode, each count represents 0.01 dBm. A signal 0.01 dBm<br />

above the reference level is at 8001, <strong>and</strong> a signal 1.0 dBm below the reference level is at 8000<br />

minus 100, or 7900. In linear mode, 8000 is the reference level <strong>and</strong> 0 is the 0 volt level. If the<br />

reference level is at 80 mV, each count would represent 0.080 divided by 8000 or 10 pV, but a<br />

reference level of 2.4 volts would represent 2.4 divided by 8000 or 300 PV per count.<br />

5-122 Programming Comm<strong>and</strong>s

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