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Auto Couple 3
Agilent N8201A Performance Downconverter Synthetic Instrument Module, 250 kHz to 26.5 GHz 89
Auto Ranging
Turns the ADC ranging to automatic which provides the best signal to noise ratio. Auto
Couple All sets the ADC ranging to Autorange. Autorange is usually preferred over Bypass.
Key Path: Auto Couple
State Saved: Saved in Instrument State
Remote Command:
[:SENSe]:ADC:RANGe AUTO
Example:
ADC:RANG AUTO
Autorange (Best S/N)
Turns the ADC ranging to automatic which provides the best signal to noise ratio.
Key Path: Auto Couple, Auto Ranging
State Saved: Saved in Instrument State
Remote Command:
[:SENSe]:ADC:RANGe AUTO
Example:
ADC:RANG AUTO
Bypass (Best £(f))
Turning the ADC ranging to bypass mode allows higher throughput for FFT measurements.
(It can improve FFT measurement speed by 10% to 50%.) Bypass also provides better phase
noise, though the effect is negligible when using swept analysis or for offsets below 300
kHz. The £(f) improvement is a few dB in FFT mode at 800 kHz offset.
Bypass allows triggered FFT measurements to occur at the trigger time instead of following
an autoranging time. Therefore, whenever the trigger selected is anything other than Free
Run, and the Manual:FFT sweep selection is made, the ADC hardware is set to Bypass
regardless of the setting of ADC Ranging. See “Tip: Making Gated FFT Measurements" on
page 78. Another advantage of Bypass is lower IF harmonic distortion, which may be visible
with very high signal levels at the input mixer.
Key Path: Auto Couple, Auto Ranging
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