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1. Press [Preset].
2. Press [Amplitude] > {More (1 of 2)} > This opens the User Flatness table editor and
{User Flatness} > {Configure Cal Array} > presets the correction array
{More (1 of 2)} > {Preset List} > {Confirm Preset}. frequency/correction list.
3. Press {Configure Step Array}. This opens a menu for entering the user flatness
step array data.
4. Press {Freq Start} > [1] > {GHz}.
5. Press {Freq Stop} > [10] > {GHz}.
6. Press {# of Points} > [10] > [Enter]. Steps 4, 5, and 6 enter the desired flatness-
corrected frequencies into the step array.
7. Press [Return] > {Load Cal Array From This populates the user flatness correction
Step Array} > {Confirm Load From Step Sweep}. array with the frequency settings defined in the
step array.
8. Press [Amplitude] > [0] > {dBm}.
9. Press [RF On/Off]. This activates the RF output and the RF ON
annunciator is displayed on the signal generator.
NOTE If using an Agilent E4417A/18A/19A power meter,
follow these steps to configure the signal generator
to perform the user flatness correction:
10. Press [Amplitude] > {More (1 of 2)} > This allows you to choose another power
{User Flatness} > {More (1 of 2)} > meter model.
{Power Meter and E4417A, E4418A, or E4419A}.
11. Press [Meter Address] > [enter the power This configures the signal generator to interface
meter’s GPIB address] > [Enter]. with a power meter at the GPIB address entered.
12. Press [Meter Channel A B] to select the
power meter’s active channel.
13. Press [Meter Timeout] to adjust the length of
time before the instrument generates a timeout
error while unsuccessfully attempting to
communicate with the power meter.
1. Press {More (1 of 2)} > {User Flatness} > This performs the user flatness correction. The
{Do Cal}. signal generator enters the user flatness correction
routine and a progress bar is shown on the display.
2. When prompted, press {Done}. This loads the amplitude correction values into the
user flatness correction array.
If desired, press {Configure Cal Array}. This opens the user flatness correction array,
where you can view the stored amplitude
correction values. The user flatness correction
array title displays User Flatness: (UNSTORED)
indicating that the current user flatness correction
array data has not been saved to the
memory catalog.
Configure the signal generator
Perform the user flatness correction
NOTE If you are not using an
Agilent E4416A/17A/18A/19A power
meter, or if you do not have GPIB
interface capability, you can perform
the user flatness correction manually.
For instructions, see Performing the
User Flatness Correction Manually.
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