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The Receiver Application
R&S
®
FPC
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13 The Receiver Application
Available with the optional "Receiver" application.
The receiver application measures the power level of a specific frequency or a custom-
ized set of frequencies instead of sweeping over (parts of) the frequency spectrum.
The R&S FPC shows the results in result displays that have been designed for just
such measurement tasks.
The receiver mode also adds the necessary functions like bandwidths or detectors to
perform measurements according to CISPR.
Selecting the receiver application
1. Press the "Mode" key to open the mode menu.
2. Select the "Receiver" menu item.
● Measurements and Result Displays......................................................................128
● Frequency Configuration.......................................................................................131
● Amplitude Configuration........................................................................................135
● Bandwidth Configuration.......................................................................................136
● Sweep Configuration.............................................................................................137
● Trigger Configuration............................................................................................ 137
● Trace Configuration...............................................................................................138
● Marker Configuration.............................................................................................138
13.1 Measurements and Result Displays
Access: "Meas"
Remote commands required to configure measurements:
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Chapter 17.13.1, "Measurement Configuration", on page 279
In receiver mode, the R&S FPC supports two measurement modes.
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Fixed frequency measurements
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Frequency scans
Fixed measurement mode is designed for measurements on single frequencies. Scan
measurement mode performs scans on a defined set of frequencies.
● Fixed Frequency Measurement............................................................................ 128
● Frequency Scan....................................................................................................129
● Max Hold Information............................................................................................131
13.1.1 Fixed Frequency Measurement
Access: "Meas" > "Fixed Frequency"
Measurements and Result Displays