FETCh:WQUality

Function

Queries the waveform quality/code domain power measurements.

Measurement results are returned in the following order: integrity, rho, frequency error, time error, carrier feedthrough, phase error, magnitude error, and error vector magnitude (EVM).

If the multi-measurement state is on, each result represents the average of a number of waveform quality/code domain power measurements. Multi-measurement state, by default, is off. To set up multi-measurements, see SETup:WQUality:COUNt[:SNUMber] .

Query

Integrity

• Range: 0 to 16

• Resolution: 1

Rho

• Range: 0.000 to 1.000, 9.91 E+37

• Resolution: 0.001

Frequency Error

• Range: -9999.0 to 9999.0 Hz, 9.91 E+37

• Resolution: 0.1 Hz

Time Error

• Range: -99.99 E-6 to 99.99 E-6 s, 9.91 E+37

• Resolution: 0.01 E-6 s

Carrier Feedthrough

• Range: -100 to 0.0 dB, 9.91 E+37

• Resolution: 0.1

Phase Error

• Range: 0.00 to 359.99 degrees

• Resolution: 0.01

Magnitude Error

• Range: 0 to 100%, 9.91 E+37

• Resolution: 0.01

Error Vector Magnitude (EVM)

• Range: 0 to 100%

• Resolution: 0.01%

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:ALL?" 
!Returns integrity, rho, frequency error, time error, carrier feedthrough, phase error, 
!magnitude error, EVM.

Function

Queries the intermediate count of measurements completed in a multi-measurement.

Query

Range: 0 to 999

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:ICOUNT?" 

Function

Queries the EVM of the 1536 chips during the single power control group of the waveform quality measurement.

Query

Range:

• 0 to 100 for each result of the 2048 EVM results
• NAN (9.91E37) if Graphical Waveform Quality State is OFF or no result is returned

Resolution: 0.01

Requirements

Programming Example

 
 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCh:WQUality:EVM:TRACe?" Queries the EVM of the 1536 chips during the single power control group.

Function

This command provides a direct method for obtaining reverse supplemental channel one only total code domain power and total code domain power relative to the reverse pilot channel, without the need for specifying a bin number.

This query returns 7 comma separated values.

See Obtaining code channel information programmatically by code channel name for more information.

Query

Range:

I channel or Q channel: 0=I, 1=Q; 9.91 E +37
Walsh code: 0 to 63; 9.91 E+37
Spread Factor: 2, 4, 8, 16, 64; 9.91 E+37
Code Domain Power (spread factor 64)
Total Code Domain Power (summation of spread factor 64 code domain power measurements useful for reverse supplemental channels at higher data rates): 0.0 to -40.0; 9.91 E+37
Normalized Total Code Domain Power : -100.0 to 0.0; 9.91 E+37

Normalized Total Code Domain Power Relative to Pilot(relative to total reverse channel pilot): -100.0 to +100.0 dB; 9.91 E+37

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.18.00

Lab Application Revision: D.01.00

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:CDPOWER64:ACKCHANNEL1?" Queries the reverse ACK channel1 code domain power information.

Function

This command provides a direct method for obtaining reverse supplemental channel one only total code domain power and total code domain power relative to the reverse pilot channel, without the need for specifying a bin number.

This query returns 7 comma separated values.

See Obtaining code channel information programmatically by code channel name for more information.

Query

Range:

I channel or Q channel: 0=I, 1=Q; 9.91 E +37
Walsh code: 0 to 63; 9.91 E+37
Spread Factor: 2, 4, 8, 16, 64; 9.91 E+37
Code Domain Power (spread factor 64)
Total Code Domain Power (summation of spread factor 64 code domain power measurements useful for reverse supplemental channels at higher data rates): 0.0 to -40.0; 9.91 E+37
Normalized Total Code Domain Power : -100.0 to 0.0; 9.91 E+37

Normalized Total Code Domain Power Relative to Pilot(relative to total reverse channel pilot): -100.0 to +100.0 dB; 9.91 E+37

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.18.00

Lab Application Revision: D.01.00

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:CDPOWER64:ACKCHANNEL2?" Queries the reverse ACK channel2 code domain power information.

Function

This command provides a direct method for obtaining reverse supplemental channel one only total code domain power and total code domain power relative to the reverse pilot channel, without the need for specifying a bin number.

This query returns 7 comma separated values.

See Obtaining code channel information programmatically by code channel name for more information.

Query

Range:

I channel or Q channel: 0=I, 1=Q; 9.91 E +37
Walsh code: 0 to 63; 9.91 E+37
Spread Factor: 2, 4, 8, 16, 64; 9.91 E+37
Code Domain Power (spread factor 64)
Total Code Domain Power (summation of spread factor 64 code domain power measurements useful for reverse supplemental channels at higher data rates): 0.0 to -40.0; 9.91 E+37
Normalized Total Code Domain Power : -100.0 to 0.0; 9.91 E+37

Normalized Total Code Domain Power Relative to Pilot(relative to total reverse channel pilot): -100.0 to +100.0 dB; 9.91 E+37

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.18.00

Lab Application Revision: D.01.00

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:CDPOWER64:ACKCHANNEL3?" Queries the reverse ACK channel3 code domain power information.

Function

This command provides a method for obtaining reverse pilot channel only code domain power, without the need for specifying a bin number.

This query returns 6 comma separated values.

See Obtaining code channel information programmatically by code channel name for more information.

Query

Range:

I channel or Q channel: 0=I, 1=Q; 9.91 E +37
Walsh code: 0 to 15; 9.91 E+37
Spread Factor: 2, 4, 8, 16; 9.91 E+37
Code Domain Power (spread factor 16)
Total Code Domain Power (summation of spread factor 16 code domain power measurements useful for reverse supplemental channels at higher data rates): 0.0 to -40.0; 9.91 E+37
Total Code Domain Power Relative to Reverse Pilot (relative to total reverse channel pilot): +15 to -8; 9.91 E+37

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.18.00: Added [16]

Lab Application Revision: D.01.00: Added [16]

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:CDPOWER:PILOT?" Queries the reverse pilot code domain power information.

Function

This command provides a method for obtaining reverse pilot channel only code domain power, without the need for specifying a bin number.

This query returns 7 comma separated values.

See Obtaining code channel information programmatically by code channel name for more information.

Query

Range:

I channel or Q channel: 0=I, 1=Q; 9.91 E +37
Walsh code: 0 to 63; 9.91 E+37
Spread Factor: 2, 4, 8, 16, 64; 9.91 E+37
Code Domain Power (spread factor 64)
Total Code Domain Power (summation of spread factor 64 code domain power measurements useful for reverse supplemental channels at higher data rates): 0.0 to -40.0; 9.91 E+37
Normalized Total Code Domain Power : -100.0 to 0.0; 9.91 E+37

Normalized Total Code Domain Power Relative to Pilot(relative to total reverse channel pilot): -100.0 to +100.0 dB; 9.91 E+37

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.18.00

Lab Application Revision: D.01.00

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:CDPOWER64:PILOT?" Queries the reverse pilot code domain power information.

Function

This command provides a direct method for obtaining reverse dedicated control channel only code domain power and code domain power relative to the reverse pilot channel, without the need for specifying a bin number.

This query returns 6 comma separated values.

See Obtaining code channel information programmatically by code channel name for more information.

Query

Range:

I channel or Q channel: 0=I, 1=Q; 9.91 E +37
Walsh code: 0 to 15; 9.91 E+37
Spread Factor: 2, 4, 8, 16; 9.91 E+37
Code Domain Power (spread factor 16)
Total Code Domain Power (summation of spread factor 16 code domain power measurements useful for reverse supplemental channels at higher data rates): 0.0 to -40.0; 9.91 E+37
Total Code Domain Power Relative to Reverse Pilot (relative to total reverse channel pilot): +15 to -8; 9.91 E+37

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.18.00: Added [16]

Lab Application Revision: D.01.00: Added [16]

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:CDPOWER:CCHANNEL:DEDICATED?" Queries the reverse dedicated control channel code domain power information. 

Function

This command provides a direct method for obtaining reverse fundamental channel only code domain power and code domain power relative to the reverse pilot channel, without the need for specifying a bin number.

This query returns 6 comma separated values.

See Obtaining code channel information programmatically by code channel name for more information.

Query

Range:

I channel or Q channel: 0=I, 1=Q; 9.91 E +37
Walsh code: 0 to 15; 9.91 E+37
Spread Factor: 2, 4, 8, 16; 9.91 E+37
Code Domain Power (spread factor 16)
Total Code Domain Power (summation of spread factor 16 code domain power measurements useful for reverse supplemental channels at higher data rates): 0.0 to -40.0; 9.91 E+37
Total Code Domain Power Relative to Reverse Pilot (relative to total reverse channel pilot): +15 to -8; 9.91 E+37

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.18.00: Added [16]

Lab Application Revision: D.01.00: Added [16]

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:CDPOWER:FCHANNEL?" Queries the reverse fundamental channel code domain power information. 

Function

This command provides a direct method for obtaining reverse fundamental channel only code domain power and code domain power relative to the reverse pilot channel, without the need for specifying a bin number.

This query returns 7 comma separated values.

See Obtaining code channel information programmatically by code channel name for more information.

Query

Range:

I channel or Q channel: 0=I, 1=Q; 9.91 E +37
Walsh code: 0 to 63; 9.91 E+37
Spread Factor: 2, 4, 8, 16, 64; 9.91 E+37
Code Domain Power (spread factor 64)
Total Code Domain Power (summation of spread factor 64 code domain power measurements useful for reverse supplemental channels at higher data rates): 0.0 to -40.0; 9.91 E+37
Normalized Total Code Domain Power : -100.0 to 0.0; 9.91 E+37

Normalized Total Code Domain Power Relative to Pilot(relative to total reverse channel pilot): -100.0 to +100.0 dB; 9.91 E+37

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.18.00

Lab Application Revision: D.01.00

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:CDPOWER64:FCHANNEL?" Queries the reverse fundamental channel code domain power information. 

Function

This command provides a direct method for obtaining reverse supplemental channel one only total code domain power and total code domain power relative to the reverse pilot channel, without the need for specifying a bin number.

This query returns 6 comma separated values.

See Obtaining code channel information programmatically by code channel name for more information.

Query

Range:

I channel or Q channel: 0=I, 1=Q; 9.91 E +37
Walsh code: 0 to 15; 9.91 E+37
Spread Factor: 2, 4, 8, 16; 9.91 E+37
Code Domain Power (spread factor 16)
Total Code Domain Power (summation of spread factor 16 code domain power measurements useful for reverse supplemental channels at higher data rates): 0.0 to -40.0; 9.91 E+37
Total Code Domain Power Relative to Reverse Pilot (relative to total reverse channel pilot): +15 to -8; 9.91 E+37

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.18.00: Added [16]

Lab Application Revision: D.01.00: Added [16]

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:CDPOWER:SCHANNEL1?" Queries the reverse supplemental channel code domain power information. 

Function

This command provides a direct method for obtaining reverse supplemental channel one only total code domain power and total code domain power relative to the reverse pilot channel, without the need for specifying a bin number.

This query returns 7 comma separated values.

See Obtaining code channel information programmatically by code channel name for more information.

Query

Range:

I channel or Q channel: 0=I, 1=Q; 9.91 E +37
Walsh code: 0 to 63; 9.91 E+37
Spread Factor: 2, 4, 8, 16, 64; 9.91 E+37
Code Domain Power (spread factor 64)
Total Code Domain Power (summation of spread factor 64 code domain power measurements useful for reverse supplemental channels at higher data rates): 0.0 to -40.0; 9.91 E+37
Normalized Total Code Domain Power : -100.0 to 0.0; 9.91 E+37

Normalized Total Code Domain Power Relative to Pilot(relative to total reverse channel pilot): -100.0 to +100.0 dB; 9.91 E+37

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.18.00

Lab Application Revision: D.01.00

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:CDPOWER64:SCHANNEL1?" Queries the reverse supplemental channel code domain power information. 

Function

This command provides a direct method for obtaining reverse supplemental channel two only total code domain power and total code domain power relative to the reverse pilot channel, without the need for specifying a bin number.

This query returns 6 comma separated values.

See Obtaining code channel information programmatically by code channel name for more information.

Query

Range:

I channel or Q channel: 0=I, 1=Q; 9.91 E +37
Walsh code: 0 to 15; 9.91 E+37
Spread Factor: 2, 4, 8, 16; 9.91 E+37
Code Domain Power (spread factor 16)
Total Code Domain Power (summation of spread factor 16 code domain power measurements useful for reverse supplemental channels at higher data rates): 0.0 to -40.0; 9.91 E+37
Total Code Domain Power Relative to Reverse Pilot (relative to total reverse channel pilot): +15 to -8; 9.91 E+37

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.18.00: Added [16]

Lab Application Revision: D.01.00: Added [16]

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:CDPOWER:SCHANNEL2?" Queries the reverse supplemental channel code domain power information. 

Function

This command provides a direct method for obtaining reverse supplemental channel two only total code domain power and total code domain power relative to the reverse pilot channel, without the need for specifying a bin number.

This query returns 7 comma separated values.

See Obtaining code channel information programmatically by code channel name for more information.

Query

Range:

I channel or Q channel: 0=I, 1=Q; 9.91 E +37
Walsh code: 0 to 63; 9.91 E+37
Spread Factor: 2, 4, 8, 16, 64; 9.91 E+37
Code Domain Power (spread factor 64)
Total Code Domain Power (summation of spread factor 64 code domain power measurements useful for reverse supplemental channels at higher data rates): 0.0 to -40.0; 9.91 E+37
Normalized Total Code Domain Power : -100.0 to 0.0; 9.91 E+37

Normalized Total Code Domain Power Relative to Pilot(relative to total reverse channel pilot): -100.0 to +100.0 dB; 9.91 E+37

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.18.00

Lab Application Revision: D.01.00

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:CDPOWER64:SCHANNEL2?" Queries the reverse supplemental channel code domain power information. 

Function

Queries the code domain power measurement's pass/fail result indicating whether the
power level in the inactive code channels exceeded the level set using the SETup:WQUality:CDPower[16]:IQINactive[:LIMit] command.

Query

Range: 0|1, 9.91 E+37

0 = passed, 1 = failed, 9.91 E+37 = undefined

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.18.00: Added [16]

Lab Application Revision: D.01.00: Added [16]

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:CDPOWER:IQINACTIVE:FAIL?" 

Function

Queries the code domain power measurement's pass/fail result indicating whether the
power level in the inactive code channels exceeded the level set using the SETup:WQUality:CDPower64:IQINactive[:LIMit] command under RC6.

Query

Range: 0|1, 9.91 E+37

0 = passed, 1 = failed, 9.91 E+37 = undefined

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.18.00

Lab Application Revision: D.01.00

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:CDPOWER64:IQINACTIVE:FAIL?" 

Function

Queries the I-channel code domain power measurement results for up to 16 measurement graph bins (bars).

This query returns a string consisting of 64 comma-separated values. These represent 4 values for each of 16 bins (maximum). See Bin Numbering System for more information.

Since measurements will commonly have no more than 16 bins, higher numbered bins frequently return 9.91 E+37 (NAN) results.

Query

"FETCh:WQUality:CDPower[16]:ICHannel:ALL?" returns: 1 (active) or 0 (inactive), Walsh code, spread factor, and power for bin 0. The integer value following power for bin 0 will be the beginning of bin 1; 1 (active) or 0 (inactive), Walsh code, spread factor, and power for bin 1. This pattern will repeat until the values for the last bin (bin 15) have been returned.

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.18.00: Added [16]

Lab Application Revision: D.01.00: Added [16]

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:CDPOWER:ICHANNEL:ALL?" 

Function

Queries the I-channel code domain power measurement results for up to 64 measurement graph bins (bars).

This query returns a string consisting of 256 comma-separated values. These represent 4 values for each of 64 bins (maximum). See Bin Numbering System for more information.

Since measurements will commonly have no more than 64 bins, higher numbered bins frequently return 9.91 E+37 (NAN) results.

Query

"FETCh:WQUality:CDPower[64]:ICHannel:ALL?" returns: 1 (active) or 0 (inactive), Walsh code, spread factor, and power for bin 0. The integer value following power for bin 0 will be the beginning of bin 1; 1 (active) or 0 (inactive), Walsh code, spread factor, and power for bin 1. This pattern will repeat until the values for the last bin (bin 63) have been returned.

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.18.00

Lab Application Revision: D.01.00

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:CDPOWER64:ICHANNEL:ALL?" 

Function

Queries the measurement results for a specific bin (bar) on the I-channel code domain power graph. Bins are numbered beginning with 0 on the left and ending with the last bar on the right side of the graph. See Bin Numbering System for more information.

To determine the current total number of bins, which will provide the range of <bin num>, use the FETCh:WQUality:CDPower:ICHannel:COUNt[:BIN]? command.

Query

Returns a string of 4 comma separated values for the specified bin: 1 (active) or 0 (inactive), Walsh code, spread factor, and power.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:CDPOWER:ICHANNEL:BIN? 13"

 
!Queries the I-channel code domain power level in bin 13.

Function

This query indicates how many bins on the I-channel code domain power graph contain measurement data. For example, if 13 is returned, bins 0 through 12 contain measurement data and bins 13 through 15 contain 9.91 E+37 results.

Query

Range: 0 to 16

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:CDPOWER:ICHANNEL:COUNT:BIN?" 

Function

Queries the Q-channel code domain power measurement results for up to 16 measurement graph bins (bars).

This query returns a string consisting of 64 comma-separated values. These represent 4 values for each of 16 bins (maximum). See Bin Numbering System for more information.

Since measurements will commonly have no more than 16 bins, higher numbered bins frequently return 9.91 E+37 (NAN) results.

Query

"FETCh:WQUality:CDPower[16]:QCHannel:ALL?" returns: 1 (active) or 0 (inactive), Walsh code, spread factor, and power for bin 0. The integer value following power for bin 0 will be the beginning of bin 1; 1 (active) or 0 (inactive), Walsh code, spread factor, power for bin 1. This pattern will repeat until the values for the last bin (bin 15) have been returned.

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.18.00: Added [16]

Lab Application Revision: D.01.00: Added [16]

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:CDPOWER16:QCHANNEL:ALL?" 

Function

Queries the Q-channel code domain power measurement results for up to 64 measurement graph bins (bars).

This query returns a string consisting of 256 comma-separated values. These represent 4 values for each of 16 bins (maximum). See Bin Numbering System for more information.

Since measurements will commonly have no more than 64 bins, higher numbered bins frequently return 9.91 E+37 (NAN) results.

Query

"FETCh:WQUality:CDPower64:QCHannel:ALL?" returns: 1 (active) or 0 (inactive), Walsh code, spread factor, and power for bin 0. The integer value following power for bin 0 will be the beginning of bin 1; 1 (active) or 0 (inactive), Walsh code, spread factor, power for bin 1. This pattern will repeat until the values for the last bin (bin 63) have been returned.

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.18.00

Lab Application Revision: D.01.00

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:CDPOWER64:QCHANNEL:ALL?" 

Function

Queries the measurement results for a specific bin (bar) on the Q-channel code domain power graph. Bins are numbered beginning with 0 on the left and ending with the last bar on the right side of the graph. See Bin Numbering System for more information.

To determine the current total number of bins, which will provide the range of <bin num>, use the FETCh:WQUality:CDPower:QCHannel:COUNt[:BIN]? command.

Query

Returns a string of 4 comma separated values for the specified bin: 1 (active) or 0 (inactive), Walsh code, spread factor, and power.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:CDPOWER:QCHANNEL:BIN? 13"

 
!Queries the Q-channel power in bin 13.

Function

This query indicates how many bins on the Q-channel code domain power graph contain measurement data. For example, if 13 is returned, bins 0 through 12 contain measurement data and bins 13 through 15 contain 9.91 E+37 results.

Query

Range: 0 to 16

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:CDPOWER:QCHANNEL:COUNT:BIN?" 

Function

Queries the code domain power + noise measurement pass/fail indicator indicating whether the
noise power level exceeded the level set using the SETup:WQUality:CDPNoise[16]:IQNoise[:LIMit] command.

0 = passed, 1 = failed, 9.91 E+37 = undefined

Query

Range: 0|1|9.91 E+37

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.18.00: Added [16]

Lab Application Revision: D.01.00: Added [16]

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:CDPNOISE:IQNOISE:FAIL?" 

Function

Queries the code domain power + noise measurement pass/fail indicator indicating whether the
noise power level exceeded the level set using the SETup:WQUality:CDPNoise64:IQNoise[:LIMit] command.

0 = passed, 1 = failed, 9.91 E+37 = undefined

Query

Range: 0|1|9.91 E+37

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.18.00

Lab Application Revision: D.01.00

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:CDPNOISE64:IQNOISE:FAIL?" 

Function

Queries the I-channel code domain power + noise measurement results for up to 16 measurement graph bins (bars).

This query returns a string consisting of 64 comma-separated values. These represent 4 values for each of 16 bins (maximum). See Bin Numbering System for more information.

Since measurements will commonly have no more than 16 bins, higher numbered bins frequently return 9.91 E+37 (NAN) results.

Query

"FETCh:WQUality:CDPNoise[16]:ICHannel:ALL?" returns: Walsh code, spread factor, noise power, and power for bin 0. The integer value following power for bin 0 will be the beginning of bin 1; Walsh code, spread factor, noise power, and power for bin 1. This pattern will repeat until the values for the last bin (bin 15) have been returned.

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.18.00: Added [16]

Lab Application Revision: D.01.00: Added [16]

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:CDPNOISE:ICHANNEL:ALL?" 

Function

Queries the I-channel code domain power + noise measurement results for up to 64 measurement graph bins (bars).

This query returns a string consisting of 256 comma-separated values. These represent 4 values for each of 64 bins (maximum). See Bin Numbering System for more information.

Since measurements will commonly have no more than 64 bins, higher numbered bins frequently return 9.91 E+37 (NAN) results.

Query

"FETCh:WQUality:CDPNoise64:ICHannel:ALL?" returns: Walsh code, spread factor, noise power, and power for bin 0. The integer value following power for bin 0 will be the beginning of bin 1; Walsh code, spread factor, noise power, and power for bin 1. This pattern will repeat until the values for the last bin (bin 63) have been returned.

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.18.00

Lab Application Revision: D.01.00

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:CDPNOISE64:ICHANNEL:ALL?" 

Function

Queries the measurement results for a specific bin (bar) on the I-channel code domain power +noise graph. Bins are numbered beginning with 0 on the left and ending with the last bar on the right side of the graph. See Bin Numbering System for more information.

To determine the current total number of bins, which will provide the range of <bin num>, use the FETCh:WQUality:CDPNoise:ICHannel:COUNt[:BIN]? command.

Query

Returns a string of 4 comma separated values for the specified bin: Walsh code, spread factor, noise power, and power.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:CDPNOISE:ICHANNEL:BIN? 13"

 
!Queries the I-channel code domain power + noise measurement results for bin 13.

Function

This query indicates how many bins on the I-channel code domain power + noise graph contain measurement data. For example, if 13 is returned, bins 0 through 12 contain measurement data and bins 13 through 15 contain 9.91 E+37 results.

Query

Range: 0 to 16

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:CDPNOISE:ICHANNEL:COUNT:BIN?" 

Function

Queries the Q-channel code domain power +noise measurement results for up to 16 measurement graph bins (bars).

This query returns 64 comma-separated values. These represent 4 values for each of 16 bins (maximum). See Bin Numbering System for more information.

Since measurements will commonly have no more than 16 bins, higher numbered bins frequently return 9.91 E+37 (NAN) results.

Query

"FETCh:WQUality[16]:CDPNoise:QCHannel:ALL?" returns: Walsh code, spread factor, noise power, and power for bin 0. The integer value following power for bin 0 will be the beginning of bin 1; Walsh code, spread factor, noise power, and power for bin 1. This pattern will repeat until the values for the last bin (bin 15) have been returned.

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.18.00: Added [16]

Lab Application Revision: D.01.00: Added [16]

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:CDPNOISE:QCHANNEL:ALL?" 

Function

Queries the Q-channel code domain power +noise measurement results for up to 64 measurement graph bins (bars).

This query returns 256 comma-separated values. These represent 4 values for each of 16 bins (maximum). See Bin Numbering System for more information.

Since measurements will commonly have no more than 64 bins, higher numbered bins frequently return 9.91 E+37 (NAN) results.

Query

"FETCh:WQUality:CDPNoise64:QCHannel:ALL?" returns: Walsh code, spread factor, noise power, and power for bin 0. The integer value following power for bin 0 will be the beginning of bin 1; Walsh code, spread factor, noise power, and power for bin 1. This pattern will repeat until the values for the last bin (bin 63) have been returned.

Requirements

Test Application Revision: B.18.00

Lab Application Revision: D.01.00

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:CDPNOISE64:QCHANNEL:ALL?" 

Function

Queries the measurement results for a specific bin (bar) on the Q-channel code domain power +noise graph. Bins are numbered beginning with 0 on the left and ending with the last bar on the right side of the graph. See Bin Numbering System for more information.

To determine the current total number of bins, which will provide the range of <bin num>, use the FETCh:WQUality:CDPNoise:QCHannel:COUNt[:BIN]? command.

Query

Returns a string of 4 comma separated values for the specified bin: Walsh code, spread factor, noise power, and power.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:CDPNOISE:QCHANNEL:BIN? 13"

 
!Queries the Q-channel power in bin 13.

Function

This query indicates how many bins on the Q-channel code domain power + noise graph contain measurement data. For example, if 13 is returned, bins 0 through 12 contain measurement data and bins 13 through 15 contain 9.91 E+37 results.

Query

Range: 0 to 16

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:WQUALITY:CDPNOISE:QCHANNEL:COUNT:BIN?"