Hope someone may give me a little help on the 1600s,when I hook my return loss bridge I get about -11.2 db on display with no load to the bridge,how do you get the ref line to go to 0 ?
sorry if I sound dumb but learning this machine
joe
ifr 1600s
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Re: ifr 1600s
There will always be a bit of loss going through a return loss bridge. Increase the output of your generator until the trace is at a convenient point on the screen - e.g. in your example, bump the reference output up until you get the reference on -10dB, or run it down until you hit -20dB.
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Re: ifr 1600s
Thanks I thought there may be a function to normalize the trace such as the ifr 2975
Re: ifr 1600s
Nope - although that's why normalize was added in the later units.
This is my opinion, not Aeroflex's.
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I AM NOT the Service department: You want official info, manuals, service info, parts, calibration, etc., contact Aeroflex directly, please.
I WILL NOT give you proprietary information. I make too much money to jeopardize my job.
I AM NOT the Service department: You want official info, manuals, service info, parts, calibration, etc., contact Aeroflex directly, please.
Re: ifr 1600s
If you go to HP's, Agelent, or whatever it is today, there is a very good general operations manual available.
My printed copy says 08920-090212 ... Application Handbook.
My printed copy says 08920-090212 ... Application Handbook.