Defines the segment sweep settings.
Enable segment sweep with SENS:SWE:TYPE SEGMent.
SENSe:Segment | ADD | BWIDth | PORT | CONTrol | CONTrol | COUNt | DELete | ALL | FREQuency | CENTer | SPAN | STARt | STOP | HANDler | A <num> | LIST | NFBW | CONTrol | POWer | ATTenuation | RECeiver | CONTrol | TEST | [LEVel] | CONTrol | SA | CONTrol | CONTrol | MAX? | MIN? | VAVerage | CONTrol | VIDeobw | CONTrol | SHLO | CONTrol | SOURCE |
RECeiver:GAIN | CONTrol | [STATe] | SWEep | DELay | CONTrol | DWELl | CONTrol | CONTrol | POINts | TOTal? | TIME | CONTrol | TOTal? | X | SPACing |
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Example: Upload and Download a Segment List
Applicable Models: All (Write-only) Adds a segment. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Segment number to add. If unspecified, value is set to 1. Segment numbers must be sequential. If a new number is added where one currently exists, the existing segment and those following are incremented by one. |
Examples |
Two Segments exist (1 and 2). The following command will add a new segment (1). The existing (1 and 2) will become (2 and 3) respectively. SENS:SEGM1:ADD |
Query Syntax |
Not applicable. Use Sense:Segment:Count to determine the number of segments in a trace. |
Default |
Not Applicable |
Applicable Models: All (Read-Write) Enables you to setup a segment sweep with arbitrary frequencies. The start and stop frequencies of each segment can overlap other segments. Also, each segment can have a start frequency that is greater than its stop frequency which causes a reverse sweep over that segment. Learn more about Arbitrary Segment Sweep. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1. |
<ON | OFF> |
ON
(or 1) - Allows the setup of arbitrary segment sweep. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:ARB
ON |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent:ARBitrary? |
Return Type |
Boolean (1 = ON, 0 = OFF) |
Default |
OFF |
Applicable Models: All (Read-Write) Specifies whether the IF Bandwidth resolution can be set independently for each segment for the selected port and channel. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Segment number to modify. Choose any existing segment number. |
<pnum> |
Individual port number of the source: Port 1 to Port 2/Port 4. If unspecified, value is set to 1. |
<num> |
IF Bandwidth of each segment in Hz. The list of valid IF Bandwidths is different depending on the VNA model. (Click to see the lists.) If an invalid number is specified, the analyzer will round up to the closest valid number. Note: This command will accept MIN or MAX instead of a numeric parameter. See SCPI Syntax for more information. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:BWID:PORT1 1KHZ sense2:segment2:bandwidth:PORT2:resolution max |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:BWIDth \ BANDwidth:PORT<pnum>[:RESolution]? |
Return Type |
Numeric |
Default |
Varies with VNA model. |
Applicable Models: All (Read-Write) Turns ON or OFF the individual (Port 1 to Port n) IF Bandwidth control in the segment sweep table. This command can be turned ON when the SENS:SEGM:BWID:CONT is OFF. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<bool> |
Specified the individual IFBW control, either ON or OFF. ON or 1 - Turns ON the individual port IFBW control. OFF or 0 - Turns OFF the individual port IFBW control. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:BWID:PORT:CONT ON sense2:segment2:bandwidth:PORT:resolution:control off |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:BWIDth | BANDwidth:PORT[:RESolution]:CONTrol? |
Return Type |
Boolean |
Default |
OFF or 0 |
Applicable Models: All (Read-Write) Sets the IF Bandwidth for the specified segment. First set SENS:SEGM:BWIDth:CONTrol ON. All subsequent segments that are added assume the new IF Bandwidth value. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Segment number to modify. Choose any existing segment number. |
<num> |
IF Bandwidth in Hz. The list of valid IF Bandwidths is different depending on the VNA model. (Click to see the lists.) If an invalid number is specified, the analyzer will round up to the closest valid number. Note: This command will accept MIN or MAX instead of a numeric parameter. See SCPI Syntax for more information. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:BWID 1KHZ sense2:segment2:bwidth:resolution max |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:BWIDth[:RESolution]? |
Return Type |
Numeric |
Default |
Varies with VNA model. |
Applicable Models: All (Read-Write) Specifies whether the IF Bandwidth resolution can be set independently for each segment. This command can be turned ON when the SENS:SEGM:BWID:PORT:CONT is OFF. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<ON | OFF> |
ON (or 1) - turns Bandwidth control ON. Bandwidth can be independently set for each segment. OFF (or 0) - turns Bandwidth control OFF. Use the channel IF bandwidth setting SENS:BWID. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:BWID:CONT ON sense2:segment:bwidth:control off |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent:BWIDth[:RESolution]:CONTrol? |
Return Type |
Boolean (1 = ON, 0 = OFF) |
Default |
OFF |
Applicable Models: All (Read-only) Queries the number of segments that exist in the specified channel. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:COUNt? |
Return Type |
Numeric |
Default |
1 segment |
Applicable Models: All (Write-only) Deletes the specified sweep segment. When ALL segments are deleted, SENS:SWE:TYPE is automatically set to Linear because there are no segments to sweep. |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Number of the segment to delete. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:DEL |
Query Syntax |
Not applicable |
Default |
Not Applicable |
Applicable Models: All (Write-only) Deletes all sweep segments. When this command is executed, SENS:SWE:TYPE is automatically set to Linear because there are no segments to sweep. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:DEL:ALL |
Query Syntax |
Not applicable |
Default |
Not Applicable |
Applicable Models: All (Read-Write) Sets the Center Frequency for the specified segment. The Frequency Span of the segment remains the same. The Start and Stop Frequencies change accordingly. Note: All previous segment's Start and Stop Frequencies that are larger than the new Start Frequency are changed to the new Start Frequency. All following segment's start and stop frequencies that are smaller than the new Stop Frequency are changed to the new Stop Frequency. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Segment number to modify. Choose any existing segment number. |
<num> |
Center Frequency in Hz. Choose any number between the minimum and maximum frequency of the analyzer. Note: This command will accept MIN or MAX instead of a numeric parameter. See SCPI Syntax for more information. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:FREQ:CENT
1MHZ |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:FREQuency:CENTer? |
Return Type |
Numeric |
Default |
Stop Frequency of the previous segment. If first segment, start frequency of the analyzer. |
Applicable Models: All (Read-Write) Sets the Frequency Span for the specified segment. The center frequency of the segment remains the same. The start and stop frequencies change accordingly. Note: All previous segment's Start and Stop Frequencies that are larger than the new Start Frequency are changed to the new Start Frequency. All following segment's start and stop frequencies that are smaller than the new Stop Frequency are changed to the new Stop Frequency. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Segment number to modify. Choose any existing segment number. |
<num> |
Frequency Span in Hz. Choose any number between the minimum and maximum frequency of the analyzer. Note: This command will accept MIN or MAX instead of a numeric parameter. See SCPI Syntax for more information. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:FREQ:SPAN
1MHZ |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:FREQuency:SPAN? |
Return Type |
Numeric |
Default |
If first segment, frequency span of the analyzer. Otherwise 0. |
Applicable Models: All (Read-Write) Sets the Start Frequency for the specified sweep segment. Notes All other segment Start and Stop Frequency values that are larger than this frequency are changed to this frequency. To return the start and stop frequency of the entire sweep (all segments), Use SENS:FREQ:STARt and SENS:FREQ:STOP |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Segment number to modify. Choose any existing segment number. |
<num> |
Start Frequency in Hz. Choose any number between the minimum and maximum frequency of the analyzer. Note: This command will accept MIN or MAX instead of a numeric parameter. See SCPI Syntax for more information. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:FREQ:STAR
1MHZ |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:FREQuency:STARt? |
Return Type |
Numeric |
Default |
Stop Frequency of the previous segment. If first segment, start frequency of the analyzer. |
Applicable Models: All (Read-Write) Sets the Stop Frequency for the specified sweep segment. Notes All other segment Start and Stop Frequency values that are larger than this frequency are changed to this frequency. To return the start and stop frequency of the entire sweep (all segments), Use SENS:FREQ:STARt? and SENS:FREQ:STOP? |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Segment number to modify. Choose any existing segment number. |
<num> |
Stop Frequency in Hz. Choose any number between the minimum and maximum frequency of the analyzer. Note: This command will accept MIN or MAX instead of a numeric parameter. See SCPI Syntax for more information. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:FREQ:STOP
1MHZ |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:FREQuency:STOP? |
Return Type |
Numeric |
Default |
If first segment, stop frequency of the analyzer. Otherwise, start frequency of the segment. |
Applicable Models: N522xB (Read-Write) Enable/disable Handler Port A by segment. Note: By default, the Material Handler output uses negative logic. Refer to CONTrol:HANDler:LOGic for setting it to positive logic. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Segment number to modify. Choose any existing segment number. |
<bool> |
Specified the individual handler control, either ON or OFF. ON or 1 - Turns ON the individual port handler control. OFF or 0 - Turns OFF the individual port handler control. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:HAND:A:CONT ON |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:HANDler:A:CONT? |
Return Type |
Boolean (1 = ON, 0 = OFF) |
Applicable Models: N522xB (Read-Write) Set an 8-bit value for the Handler A segment. Note: By default, the Material Handler output uses negative logic. Refer to CONTrol:HANDler:LOGic for setting it to positive logic. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Segment number to modify. Choose any existing segment number. |
<num> |
This is an 8-bit value (0-255). Note: This command will accept MIN or MAX instead of a numeric parameter. See SCPI Syntax for more information. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:HAND:A 4 |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:HANDler:A? |
Return Type |
Numeric (0-255) |
Applicable Models: All (Read-Write) Reads or writes the entire list of values in the segment sweep table. Note: For binary data transfer, specify 64-bit instead of 32-bit using FORMat[:DATA]. This is because higher frequencies used on VNA exceed the maximum value that can be represented by a 32-bit floating point number. When sending/receiving this data as binary (FORMat[:DATA] REAL,64), use FORMat:BORDer to specify the correct 'endianness' (byte ordering) corresponding to your programming environment / computer platform. |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
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<char> |
Choose from: SSTOP - Frequency values are Start and Stop for each segment. CSPAN - Frequency values are Center and Span for each segment. |
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<numSegs> |
Total number of sweep segments being input. This allows the VNA to determine how many values per-each-segment are in the input <data> block. |
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<data> |
A list of segments specified using either a comma-separated string of data, or an array of double (real,64) depending on the state of FORM:DATA. Each segment is specified with a minimum of 4 and maximum of 7 values consecutively. The set of values that specify each segment should be in the following order :
The first four data elements must always be supplied. After those values, data must be supplied for successive optional elements. For example, to set dwell time values, you must also supply IFBW values, because IFBW (#5) precedes dwell time (#6) in the array order. The IF Bandwidth, Sweep Time and Source Power Control settings do NOT affect the order in which elements are interpreted. The number of elements to supply for Power depends on the following two settings:
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Examples |
SENS:SEGM:LIST SSTOP,1,1,201,10E6,26.5E9,1E3,0,-10 1 segment, state ON, 201 points, 10 MHz to 26.5 GHz, 1kHz IFBW, 0 dwell time, -10 dBm (port powers coupled) sense2:segment:list? cspan See Upload and Download a Segment List example program |
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Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent:LIST? [char]. If unspecified, char is set to SSTOP. The number of data elements per segment returned will be 6 + total number of source ports, regardless of the IF Bandwidth, Sweep Time and Source Power Control settings. For the N5264B, which has no source ports, the query will return just 6 values per segment. For all other VNA models, the last elements in each segment correspond to the power level for each port. |
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Return Type |
Returns block data in the format specified by FORMat[:DATA]. |
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Default |
Not Applicable |
Applicable Models: All with S93070xA/B or S95070A/B (Read-Write) Sets or returns the noise figure bandwidth. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Segment number to modify. Choose any existing segment number. |
<num> |
Noise figure bandwidth. Choose any number between the minimum and maximum IF bandwidth of the analyzer. Note: This command will accept MIN or MAX instead of a numeric parameter. See SCPI Syntax for more information. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:NFBW
MIN |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:NFBW? |
Return Type |
Numeric |
Default |
If first segment, stop frequency of the analyzer. Otherwise, start frequency of the segment. |
Applicable Models: All with S93070xA/B or S95070A/B
(Read-Write) Turns ON or OFF the noise figure bandwidth setting specified using SENSe:SEGMent:NFBW. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1. |
<snum> |
Segment number to modify. Choose any existing segment number. |
<bool> |
ON or 1 - Turns ON the noise figure bandwidth control. OFF or 0 - Turns OFF the noise figure bandwidth control |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:NFBW:CONT ON sense:segment:nfbw:control 1 |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent:NFBW:CONTrol? |
Return Type |
Boolean. |
Default |
OFF or 0 |
Applicable Models: N522xB, N523xB, N524xB, M9485A
(Read-Write) Turns ON or OFF the individual receiver attenuator control in the segment sweep table. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1. |
<bool> |
ON or 1 - Turns ON the individual receiver attenuator control. OFF or 0 - Turns OFF the individual receiver attenuator control |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:POW:ATT:REC:REC:CONT ON sense:segment:power:attenuation:receiver:control 1 |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent:POWer:ATTenuation:RECeiver:CONTrol? |
Return Type |
Boolean. If querying for the standard (M9376A) port, the return value is 0 |
Default |
OFF or 0 |
Applicable Models: N522xB, N523xB, N524xB, M9485A
(Read-Write) Sets the attenuation level for the specified reference attenuator for each segment. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1. |
<snum> |
Segment number to modify. Choose any existing segment number. If unspecified, value is set to 1. |
<port> |
Port number of the VNA. If unspecified, value is set to 1. |
<num> |
Attenuation value in dB. 0dB or 35dB. If a number other than these is entered, the analyzer will select the next lower valid value. For example, if 19dB is entered, then 0dB attenuation will be selected. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:POW2:ATT:REC:REF 0 sense:segment:power:attenuation:receiver:reference 35 |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:POWer<port>:ATTenuattion:RECeiver:REFerence? |
Return Type |
Numeric. If querying for the standard (M9376A) port, the return value is 0 |
Default |
35 |
Applicable Models: N522xB, N523xB, N524xB, M9485A
(Read-Write) Sets the attenuation level for the specified test attenuator for each segment. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1. |
<snum> |
Segment number to modify. Choose any existing segment number. If unspecified, value is set to 1. |
<port> |
Port number of the VNA. If unspecified, value is set to 1. |
<num> |
Attenuation value in dB. 0dB or 35dB. If a number other than these is entered, the analyzer will select the next lower valid value. For example, if 19dB is entered, then 0dB attenuation will be selected. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:POW2:ATT:REC:TEST 0 sense:segment:power:attenuation:receiver:test 35 |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:POWer<port>:ATTenuation:RECeiver:TEST? |
Return Type |
Numeric. If querying for the standard (M9376A) port, the return value is 0 |
Default |
35 |
Applicable Models: All (Read-Write) Sets the Port Power level for the specified sweep segment. First set SENS:SEGM:POW:CONTrol ON. When port power is Coupled, setting port power for one port will apply port power for all source ports. All subsequent segments that are added assume the new Power Level value. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Segment number to modify. Choose any existing segment number. |
<port> |
Port number of the source. If unspecified, value is set to 1. |
<num> |
Power level. Note: The range of settable power values depends on the VNA model and if source attenuators are installed. To determine the range of values, send SOUR:POW? MAX and SOUR:POW? MIN. (SOUR:POW:ATT:AUTO must be set to ON). Actual achievable leveled power depends on frequency. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:POW
0 |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:POWer[<port>][:LEVel]? |
Return Type |
Numeric |
Default |
0 |
Applicable Models: All (Read-Write) Specifies whether Power Level can be set independently for each segment. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<ON | OFF> |
ON
(or 1) - turns Power Level control ON. Power level can be set
for each segment. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:POW:CONT
ON |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent:POWer[:LEVel]:CONTrol? |
Return Type |
Boolean (1 = ON, 0 = OFF) |
Default |
OFF |
Applicable Models: All (Read-Write) Sets or returns the SA data threshold for the segment. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Segment number to modify. Choose any existing segment number. |
<num> |
Data threshold (in dBm). |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:SA:DTHR
-60 |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:SA:DTHReshold? |
Return Type |
Numeric |
Default |
-60 dBm |
Applicable Models: All (Read-Write) Specifies whether SA Data Threshold can be set independently for each segment. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Segment number to modify. Choose any existing segment number. |
<ON | OFF> |
ON
(or 1) - turns SA Data Threshold control ON. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:SA:DTHR:CONT
ON |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:SA:DTHReshold:CONTrol? |
Return Type |
Boolean (1 = ON, 0 = OFF) |
Default |
OFF |
Applicable Models: All (Read-Write) Sets or returns the SA multitone reference for the segment. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Segment number to modify. Choose any existing segment number. |
<num> |
Multitone reference (in dBm). |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:SA:MTR
0 |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:SA:MTReference? |
Return Type |
Numeric |
Default |
0 |
Applicable Models: All (Read-Write) Specifies whether SA Reference Tone can be set independently for each segment. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Segment number to modify. Choose any existing segment number. |
<ON | OFF> |
ON
(or 1) - turns SA Reference Tone control ON. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:SA:MTR:CONT
ON |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:SA:MTReference:CONTrol? |
Return Type |
Boolean (1 = ON, 0 = OFF) |
Default |
OFF |
Applicable Models: All (Read-only) Queries the maximum value of the SA Reference Tone, which is the maximum frequency. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Segment number to modify. Choose any existing segment number. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:SA:MTR:MAX? |
Return Type |
Numeric |
Default |
Not Applicable |
Applicable Models: All (Read-only) Queries the minimum value of the SA Reference Tone. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Segment number to modify. Choose any existing segment number. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:SA:MTR:MIN? |
Return Type |
Numeric |
Default |
0 |
Applicable Models: All (Read-Write) Sets or returns the SA vector averaging points for the segment. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Segment number to modify. Choose any existing segment number. |
<num> |
Vector average points. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:SA:VAV
10 |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:SA:VAVerage? |
Return Type |
Numeric |
Default |
1 |
Applicable Models: All (Read-Write) Specifies whether SA Vector Averaging can be set independently for each segment. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Segment number to modify. Choose any existing segment number. |
<ON | OFF> |
ON
(or 1) - turns SA Vector Averaging control ON. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:SA:VAV:CONT
ON |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:SA:VAVerage:CONTrol? |
Return Type |
Boolean (1 = ON, 0 = OFF) |
Default |
OFF |
Applicable Models: All (Read-Write) Sets or returns the SA video bandwidth for the segment. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Segment number to modify. Choose any existing segment number. |
<num> |
Video bandwidth (in Hz). |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:SA:VID
1E6 |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:SA:VIDeobw? |
Return Type |
Numeric |
Default |
1E6 Hz |
Applicable Models: All (Read-Write) Specifies whether SA Video Bandwidth can be set independently for each segment. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Segment number to modify. Choose any existing segment number. |
<ON | OFF> |
ON
(or 1) - turns SA Video Bandwidth control ON. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:SA:VID:CONT
ON |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:SA:VIDeobw:CONTrol? |
Return Type |
Boolean (1 = ON, 0 = OFF) |
Default |
OFF |
Applicable Models: All (Read-Write) Turns the specified sweep segment ON or OFF. At least ONE segment must be ON or Sweep Mode is automatically set to Linear. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Segment number to be turned ON or OFF |
<ON | OFF> |
ON (or
1) - turns segment ON. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM
ON |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>[:STATe]? |
Return Type |
Boolean (1 = ON, 0 = OFF) |
Default |
OFF |
Applicable Models: N522xB, N523xB, N524xB, E5080A/B , E5081A, M98xxA
(Read-Write) Sets or returns the Shift LO state of each segment in the segment sweep table for the selected channel. Notes: The SENS:SEGM:SHLO:CONT command must first be set to ON before using this command. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Any existing segment number. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:SHLO |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:SHLO? |
Return Type |
Numeric |
Default |
Not Applicable |
Applicable Models: N522xB, N523xB, N524xB, E5080A/B, E5081A, M98xxA
(Read-Write) Turns ON or OFF the individual Shift LO state control in the segment sweep table. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Any existing segment number. |
<bool> |
ON or 1 - Turns ON the individual
Shift LO state control. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:SHLO:CONT
ON |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:SHLO:CONTrol? |
Return Type |
Boolean |
Default |
OFF or 0 |
Applicable Models: M98xxA, P50xxA/B, E5080B, E5081A (Read-Write) Sets the gain settings to a specified port on the specified sweep segment. SENS:SEGM:SOUR:REC:GAIN:CONT should be turned on when you us this. Use SENS:SOUR:REC:GAIN:CAT? to return a list of available gain states for the specified port. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Segment number to modify. Choose any existing segment number. If unspecified, value is set to 1. |
<sport> |
Source port number of the VNA. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<rport> |
Receiver port number of the VNA. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<string> |
Receiver gain state. Not case sensitive. For M980xA, P50xxA choose from:
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Examples |
SENS:SEGM2:SOUR:REC:GAIN:CONT
ON
sense:segment:source:receiver:control
on |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:SOURce<sport>:RECeiver<rport>:GAIN[:VALue] ? |
Return Type |
String |
Default |
Auto |
Applicable Models: M98xxA, P50xxA/B, E5080B, E5081A (Read-Write) Sets the gain settings to all ports on the specified sweep segment. SENS:SEGM:SOUR:REC:GAIN:CONT should be turned on when you us this. Use SENS:SOUR:REC:GAIN:CAT? to return a list of available gain states for the specified port. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Segment number to modify. Choose any existing segment number. If unspecified, value is set to 1. |
<sport> |
This parameter is Ignored |
<rport> |
This parameter is Ignored |
<string> |
Receiver gain state. Not case sensitive. For M980xA, P50xxA choose from:
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Examples |
SENS:SEGM2:SOUR:REC:GAIN:CONT
ON
sense:segment:source:receiver:control
on |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:SOURce<sport>:RECeiver<rport>:GAIN:ALL[:VALue] ? |
Return Type |
String, "MIXED" is returned when the settings are not the same. |
Default |
Auto |
Applicable Models: M98xxA, P50xxA/B, E5080B, E5081A (Read-Write) Sets and read the status of the segment receiver gain setting function. This must be turned ON when SENS:SEGM:SOUR:REC:GAIN or SENS:SEGM:SOUR:REC:GAIN:ALL is used. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
This parameter is Ignored. |
<sport> |
This parameter is Ignored. |
<rport> |
This parameter is Ignored. |
<bool> |
ON or 1 - Turn the segment receiver gain setting function ON OFF or 0 - Turn the segment receiver gain setting function OFF |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM2:SOUR:REC:GAIN:CONT
ON |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:SOURce<sport>:RECeiver<rport>:GAIN:CONTrol ? |
Return Type |
Boolean |
Default |
OFF |
Applicable Models: All (Read-Write) Sets or returns the sweep delay time of the specified sweep segment. Notes: The SENS:SEGM:SWE:DEL:CONT command must first be set to ON before using this command. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Any existing segment number. |
<num> |
Range of sweep delay time is between 0 to 1 and the resolution is 0.001. Notes: If the specified variable is out of the allowable setup range, the minimum value (if the lower limit of the range is not reached) or the maximum value (if the upper limit of the range is exceeded) is set. |
<unit> |
s (second) |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:SWE:DEL |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:SWEep:DELay? |
Return Type |
Numeric / Double precision floating point |
Default |
0 |
Applicable Models: All (Read-Write) Turns ON or OFF the sweep delay time of the specified sweep segment. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Any existing segment number. |
<bool> |
ON or 1 - Turns ON sweep delay
time. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:SWE:DEL:CONT
ON |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:SWEep:DELay:CONTrol? |
Return Type |
Boolean |
Default |
OFF or 0 |
Applicable Models: All (Read-Write) Sets or returns the sweep dwell time of the specified sweep segment. Notes: The SENS:SEGM:SWE:DWELl:CONT command must first be set to ON before using this command. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Any existing segment number. |
<num> |
Range of sweep dwell time Notes: If the specified variable is out of the allowable setup range, the minimum value (if the lower limit of the range is not reached) or the maximum value (if the upper limit of the range is exceeded) is set. |
<unit> |
s (second) |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:SWE:DWEL |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:SWEep:DWELl? |
Return Type |
Numeric / Double precision floating point |
Default |
0 |
Applicable Models: All (Read-Write) Turns ON or OFF the sweep dwell time of the specified sweep segment. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Any existing segment number. |
<bool> |
ON or 1 - Turns ON sweep dwell
time. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:SWE:DWEL:CONT
ON |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:SWEep:DWELl:CONTrol? |
Return Type |
Boolean |
Default |
OFF or 0 |
Applicable Models: All (Read-Write) Sets or returns the sweep mode of the specified sweep segment. Notes: The SENS:SEGM:SWE:GEN:CONT command must first be set to ON before using this command. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1. |
<snum> |
Any existing segment number. |
<char> |
Select sweep mode from either of the following:
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Examples |
SENS:SEGM:SWE:GEN
ANAL |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:SWEep:GENeration? |
Return Type |
Character |
Default |
"ANAL" |
Applicable Models: All (Read-Write) Turns ON or OFF the sweep mode of the specified sweep segment. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1. |
<snum> |
Any existing segment number. |
<bool> |
ON or 1 - Turn ON sweep mode. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:SWE:GEN:CONT
ON |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:SWEep:GENeration:CONTrol? |
Return Type |
Boolean |
Default |
OFF or 0 |
Applicable Models: All (Read-Write) Sets the number of data points for the specified sweep segment. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Any existing segment number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<num> |
Number of points in the segment. The total number of points in all segments cannot exceed 20001. A segment can have as few as 1 point. Note: This command will accept MIN or MAX instead of a numeric parameter. See SCPI Syntax for more information. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:SWE:POIN
51 |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:SWEep:POINts? |
Return Type |
Numeric |
Default |
21 |
Applicable Models: All (Read-only) Queries the total point count from the active segments or from all segments. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Any existing segment number. |
<totalPoints> |
Choose from: ACTive - Returns the total point count of the active segments. ALL - Returns the total point count of all segments. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:SWE:POIN:TOT?
ACT |
Return Type |
Numeric |
Default |
21 |
Applicable Models: All (Read-Write) Sets the time the analyzer takes to sweep the specified sweep segment. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Any existing segment number. |
<num> |
Sweep time in seconds. Choose a number between 0 and 100 Note: This command will accept MIN or MAX instead of a numeric parameter. See SCPI Syntax for more information. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:SWE:TIME
1ms |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent<snum>:SWEep:TIME? |
Return Type |
Numeric |
Default |
Not Applicable |
Applicable Models: All (Read-Write) Specifies whether Sweep Time can be set independently for each sweep segment. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<ON | OFF> |
ON
(or 1) - turns Sweep Time control ON. Sweep Time can be set for
each segment. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:SWE:TIME:CONT
ON |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent:SWEep:TIME:CONTrol? |
Return Type |
Boolean (1 = ON, 0 = OFF) |
Default |
OFF |
Applicable Models: All (Read-only) Queries the total sweep time of the active segments or of all segments. |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<snum> |
Any existing segment number. |
<totalTime> |
Choose from: ACTive - Returns the total sweep time of the active segments. ALL - Returns the total sweep time of all segments. |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:SWE:TIME:TOT?
ACT |
Return Type |
Numeric |
Default |
0 |
Applicable Models: All (Read-Write) Sets X-axis spacing ON or OFF |
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Parameters |
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<cnum> |
Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1 |
<char> |
LINear - turns X-axis point spacing OFF OBASe - turns X-axis point spacing ON |
Examples |
SENS:SEGM:X:SPACing
LIN |
Query Syntax |
SENSe<cnum>:SEGMent:X:SPACing? |
Return Type |
Character |
Default |
LINear |