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TD-SCDMA Programming Commands

Code Domain Power (CDP)

TD-SCDMA Programming Commands

CDP results

Index Result Parameter

0 Unnormalized Code Domain Power Vector (float) [dBm] - Return the vector

containing unnormalized CDP information for the specified code channel, as a

series of comma-separated points. There are 16 numbers in this vector. If the

channel’s code length (indicated by the value on the same position within the

Code Length Vector) is less than the max spreading code length 16, the power is

duplicated (16/spreading code length) times. Its data are lined according to the

increasing code index.

1 Normalized Code Domain Power Vector (float) [dB] - Return the vector

containing normalized CDP information for the specified code channel, as a

series of comma-separated points. There are 16 numbers in this vector. If the

channel’s code length (indicated by the value on the same position within the

Code Length Vector) is less than the max spreading code length 16, the power is

duplicated (16/spreading code length) times. Its data are lined according to the

increasing code index.

2 Unnormalized Code Domain Error Vector (float) [dBm] - Return the vector

containing unnormalized CDE information for the specified code channel, as a

series of comma-separated points. There are 16 numbers in this vector. If the

channel’s code length (indicated by the value on the same position within the

Code Length Vector) is less than the max spreading code length 16, the error is

duplicated (16/spreading code length) times. Its data are lined according to the

increasing code index.

3 Normalized Code Domain Error Vector (float) [dB] - Return the vector

containing normalized CDE information for the specified code channel, as a

series of comma-separated points. There are 16 numbers in this vector. If the

active channel’s code length (specified by the value on the same position within

the Code Length Vector) is less than the max spreading code length 16, the error

is duplicated (16/spreading code length) times. Its data are lined according to the

increasing code index.