RfSettings

SCPI Commands :

CONFigure:GPRF:MEASurement<Instance>:RFSettings:FREQuency
CONFigure:GPRF:MEASurement<Instance>:RFSettings:ENPower
CONFigure:GPRF:MEASurement<Instance>:RFSettings:EATTenuation
CONFigure:GPRF:MEASurement<Instance>:RFSettings:UMARgin
CONFigure:GPRF:MEASurement<Instance>:RFSettings:MLOFfset
CONFigure:GPRF:MEASurement<Instance>:RFSettings:FOFFset
CONFigure:GPRF:MEASurement<Instance>:RFSettings:LRINterval

class RfSettingsCls[source]

RfSettings commands group definition. 8 total commands, 1 Subgroups, 7 group commands

get_eattenuation() → float[source]

# SCPI: CONFigure:GPRF:MEASurement<Instance>:RFSettings:EATTenuation
value: float = driver.configure.rfSettings.get_eattenuation()

Defines an external attenuation (or gain, if the value is negative) , to be applied to the input connector. This command is only relevant for the standalone scenario. For the combined signal path scenario, use the corresponding …:SIGN:.. command.

return:

rf_input_ext_att: numeric Range: -50 dB to 90 dB, Unit: dB

get_envelope_power() → float[source]

# SCPI: CONFigure:GPRF:MEASurement<Instance>:RFSettings:ENPower
value: float = driver.configure.rfSettings.get_envelope_power()

Sets the expected nominal power of the measured RF signal. This command is only relevant for the standalone scenario. For the combined signal path scenario, use the corresponding …:SIGN:.. command.

return:

exp_nominal_power: numeric The range of the expected nominal power can be calculated as follows: Range (Expected Nominal Power) = Range (Input Power) + External Attenuation - User Margin The input power range is stated in the data sheet. Unit: dBm

get_foffset() → float[source]

# SCPI: CONFigure:GPRF:MEASurement<Instance>:RFSettings:FOFFset
value: float = driver.configure.rfSettings.get_foffset()

Specifies a positive or negative frequency offset to be added to the center frequency (see method RsCmwGprfMeas.Configure. RfSettings.frequency) . This command does not apply to spectrum analysis in frequency sweep mode (see method RsCmwGprfMeas.Configure.Spectrum.Frequency.Span.mode) . This command is only relevant for the standalone scenario. For the combined signal path scenario, use the corresponding …:SIGN:.. command.

return:

freq_offset: numeric Range: -100 kHz to 100 kHz, Unit: Hz

get_frequency() → float[source]

# SCPI: CONFigure:GPRF:MEASurement<Instance>:RFSettings:FREQuency
value: float = driver.configure.rfSettings.get_frequency()

Selects the center frequency of the RF analyzer. This command is only relevant for the standalone scenario. For the combined signal path scenario, use the corresponding …:SIGN:.. command. For the supported frequency range, see ‘Frequency ranges’.

return:

analyzer_freq: numeric Unit: Hz

get_lr_interval() → float[source]

# SCPI: CONFigure:GPRF:MEASurement<Instance>:RFSettings:LRINterval
value: float = driver.configure.rfSettings.get_lr_interval()

No command help available

return:

lvl_rang_interval: No help available

get_ml_offset() → float[source]

# SCPI: CONFigure:GPRF:MEASurement<Instance>:RFSettings:MLOFfset
value: float = driver.configure.rfSettings.get_ml_offset()

Varies the input level of the mixer in the analyzer path. This command is only relevant for the standalone scenario. For the combined signal path scenario, use the corresponding …:SIGN:.. command.

return:

mix_lev_offset: numeric Range: -10 dB to 16 dB, Unit: dB

get_umargin() → float[source]

# SCPI: CONFigure:GPRF:MEASurement<Instance>:RFSettings:UMARgin
value: float = driver.configure.rfSettings.get_umargin()

Sets the margin that the measurement adds to the expected nominal power to determine the reference power. The reference power minus the external input attenuation must be within the power range of the selected input connector. Refer to the data sheet. This command is only relevant for the standalone scenario. For the combined signal path scenario, use the corresponding …:SIGN:.. command.

return:

user_margin: numeric Range: 0 dB to (55 dB + external attenuation - expected nominal power) , Unit: dB

set_eattenuation(rf_input_ext_att: float) → None[source]

# SCPI: CONFigure:GPRF:MEASurement<Instance>:RFSettings:EATTenuation
driver.configure.rfSettings.set_eattenuation(rf_input_ext_att = 1.0)

Defines an external attenuation (or gain, if the value is negative) , to be applied to the input connector. This command is only relevant for the standalone scenario. For the combined signal path scenario, use the corresponding …:SIGN:.. command.

param rf_input_ext_att:

numeric Range: -50 dB to 90 dB, Unit: dB

set_envelope_power(exp_nominal_power: float) → None[source]

# SCPI: CONFigure:GPRF:MEASurement<Instance>:RFSettings:ENPower
driver.configure.rfSettings.set_envelope_power(exp_nominal_power = 1.0)

Sets the expected nominal power of the measured RF signal. This command is only relevant for the standalone scenario. For the combined signal path scenario, use the corresponding …:SIGN:.. command.

param exp_nominal_power:

numeric The range of the expected nominal power can be calculated as follows: Range (Expected Nominal Power) = Range (Input Power) + External Attenuation - User Margin The input power range is stated in the data sheet. Unit: dBm

set_foffset(freq_offset: float) → None[source]

# SCPI: CONFigure:GPRF:MEASurement<Instance>:RFSettings:FOFFset
driver.configure.rfSettings.set_foffset(freq_offset = 1.0)

Specifies a positive or negative frequency offset to be added to the center frequency (see method RsCmwGprfMeas.Configure. RfSettings.frequency) . This command does not apply to spectrum analysis in frequency sweep mode (see method RsCmwGprfMeas.Configure.Spectrum.Frequency.Span.mode) . This command is only relevant for the standalone scenario. For the combined signal path scenario, use the corresponding …:SIGN:.. command.

param freq_offset:

numeric Range: -100 kHz to 100 kHz, Unit: Hz

set_frequency(analyzer_freq: float) → None[source]

# SCPI: CONFigure:GPRF:MEASurement<Instance>:RFSettings:FREQuency
driver.configure.rfSettings.set_frequency(analyzer_freq = 1.0)

Selects the center frequency of the RF analyzer. This command is only relevant for the standalone scenario. For the combined signal path scenario, use the corresponding …:SIGN:.. command. For the supported frequency range, see ‘Frequency ranges’.

param analyzer_freq:

numeric Unit: Hz

set_lr_interval(lvl_rang_interval: float) → None[source]

# SCPI: CONFigure:GPRF:MEASurement<Instance>:RFSettings:LRINterval
driver.configure.rfSettings.set_lr_interval(lvl_rang_interval = 1.0)

No command help available

param lvl_rang_interval:

No help available

set_ml_offset(mix_lev_offset: float) → None[source]

# SCPI: CONFigure:GPRF:MEASurement<Instance>:RFSettings:MLOFfset
driver.configure.rfSettings.set_ml_offset(mix_lev_offset = 1.0)

Varies the input level of the mixer in the analyzer path. This command is only relevant for the standalone scenario. For the combined signal path scenario, use the corresponding …:SIGN:.. command.

param mix_lev_offset:

numeric Range: -10 dB to 16 dB, Unit: dB

set_umargin(user_margin: float) → None[source]

# SCPI: CONFigure:GPRF:MEASurement<Instance>:RFSettings:UMARgin
driver.configure.rfSettings.set_umargin(user_margin = 1.0)

Sets the margin that the measurement adds to the expected nominal power to determine the reference power. The reference power minus the external input attenuation must be within the power range of the selected input connector. Refer to the data sheet. This command is only relevant for the standalone scenario. For the combined signal path scenario, use the corresponding …:SIGN:.. command.

param user_margin:

numeric Range: 0 dB to (55 dB + external attenuation - expected nominal power) , Unit: dB

Cloning the Group

# Create a clone of the original group, that exists independently
group2 = driver.configure.rfSettings.clone()

Subgroups

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