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Boonton55xxx IVI Driver Reference


 

IBoonton55xxxAcquisition.MeasurementMode Property


IBoonton55xxxAcquisition See Also



There are three basic measurement modes - pulse power, modulated power, and statistical power. Each mode is targeted towards a specific type of measurement.The Pulse Mode is used with peak power sensors. The instrument functions as an enhanced peak power analyzer and provides the functionality of a random repetitive sampling oscilloscope for viewing and analyzing the RF power envelope of signals.The Modulated Mode is designed for continuous, true average power measurements of complex modulated signals. The Statistical Mode is used for advanced analysis of non-periodic modulated signals. This mode does not require a trigger event to make measurements and is useful for signals that are noise-like such as CDMA, OFDM, or QAM. In Statistical Mode, the RF signal is sampled continuously at high speed, without discarding or losing any data.

Namespace: Boonton.Boonton55xxx.Interop

Assembly: Boonton.Boonton55xxx.Interop (in Boonton.Boonton55xxx.Interop.dll)

Visual Basic

Public Property MeasurementMode As Boonton55xxxMeasurementModeEnum

C#

public Boonton55xxxMeasurementModeEnum  MeasurementMode { getset; }

Visual C++

HRESULT get_MeasurementMode(
 Boonton55xxxMeasurementModeEnum*  val
);
HRESULT put_MeasurementMode(
 Boonton55xxxMeasurementModeEnum  val
);

Property Value

There are three basic measurement modes - pulse power, modulated power, and statistical power. Each mode is targeted towards a specific type of measurement.The Pulse Mode is used with peak power sensors. The instrument functions as an enhanced peak power analyzer and provides the functionality of a random repetitive sampling oscilloscope for viewing and analyzing the RF power envelope of signals.The Modulated Mode is designed for continuous, true average power measurements of complex modulated signals. The Statistical Mode is used for advanced analysis of non-periodic modulated signals. This mode does not require a trigger event to make measurements and is useful for signals that are noise-like such as CDMA, OFDM, or QAM. In Statistical Mode, the RF signal is sampled continuously at high speed, without discarding or losing any data.

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Statistical mode is only valid for models 4541 and 4542. Statistical measurements can be enabled independentantly in the 55 Series USB power meters by enabling stastical capture at any time.

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CALCulate:MODE {PULSE|MODULATED|STATISTICAL}

CALCulate:MODE?

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Supported Models

4541, 4542

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Reference

IBoonton55xxxAcquisition Interface

Boonton.Boonton55xxx.Interop Namespace

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