:RESPonse:SMeasure
Command Syntax
:RESPonse{1}:SMeasure {BANDwidth{1} | FGAin{1} | FPOLe{1} | FTAil{1} | FZERo{1} | AVERage{1} | MAXimum{1} | MINimum{1} | MTAil{1} | PEAKing{1} | QFACtor{1}}
Where the {1} character identifies the only available response plots. Because there is only one set of Response plots, this character is optional.
Query Syntax
:RESPonse{1}:SMeasure?
Description
For the Response plots, selects a measurement in the displayed results table. For the Bandwidth and Peaking measurements, this displays annotation on the corresponding location on the displayed plot. For example, to select the Peaking measurement for the Response:
:RESPonse{1}:SMeasure MPEaking{1}
Selecting a measurement in the table has no effect on the task of returning the selected (or any other) measurement value. For example, you could optionally select the Bandwidth measurement, but return the current Flatness measurement with the :MEASure:RESPonse{1}:FLATness? query.
| Measurement | Argument | Query Response |
|---|---|---|
| Bandwidth | BANdwidth{1} | BAND{1} |
| Peaking | PEAKing{1} | PEAK{1} |
| Maximum | MAXimum{1} | MAX{1} |
| Minimum | MINimum{1} | MIN{1} |
| Average | AVErage{1} | AVE{1} |
| fGain | FGAin{1} | FGA{1} |
| fZero | FZERo{1} | FZER{1} |
| fPole | FPOLe{1} | FPOL{1} |
| Q Factor | QFACtor{1} | QFAC{1} |
| fTail | FTAil{1} | FTA{1} |
| mTail | MTAil{1} | MTA{1} |
Example Command
:RESPonse1:SMeasure BANDwidth