FETCh:PVTime

Function

Queries integrity indicator, mask pass/fail indicator, power versus time (PvT) transmit power (average), and PvT power (maximum) at up to 12 time offsets.

The number of PvT measurement offsets that will be returned can be queried using the SETup:PVTime:TIME:POINts[:SELected]? . The time offsets are set up using the command SETup:PVTime:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] .

GPRS

Query

Integrity indicator

• Range: See Integrity Indicator .
• Resolution: 1

Power versus time mask pass/fail

• Range: 0 (pass) or 1 (fail) and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Power versus time TX carrier power

• Range: -100 dBm to 100 dBm and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)
• Resolution: 0.01 dB

Power versus time power (maximum) - up to 12 individual results depending on the number of time offsets

• Range: -100 dBm to 100 dBm and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)
• Resolution: 0.01 dB

Function

Queries power versus time carrier power (average), power versus time carrier power (minimum), power versus time carrier power (maximum), and power versus time carrier power (standard deviation).

GPRS

Query

Power versus time carrier power (average)

• Range: -100 dBm to 100 dBm and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)
• Resolution: 0.01 dB

Power versus time carrier power (minimum)

• Range: -100 dBm to 100 dBm and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)
• Resolution: 0.01 dB

Power versus time carrier power (maximum)

• Range: -100 dBm to 100 dBm and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)
• Resolution: 0.01 dB

Power versus time carrier power (standard deviation)

• Range: 0 dB to 100 dB and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)
• Resolution: 0.001 dB

Function

Queries power versus time carrier power (minimum).

GPRS

Query

Range: -100 dBm to 100 dBm and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Resolution: 0.01 dB

Function

Queries power versus time carrier power (maximum).

GPRS

Query

Range: -100 dBm to 100 dBm and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Resolution: 0.01 dB

Function

Queries power versus time carrier power (average).

GPRS

Query

Range: -100 dBm to 100 dBm and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Resolution: 0.01 dB

Function

Queries power versus time carrier power (standard deviation).

GPRS

Query

Range: 0 dB to 100 dB and 9.91 E+37 (9.91 E+37 (NAN))

Resolution: 0.001 dB

Function

Queries the power versus time measurement mask pass/fail indicator and the following worst case margins:

• Upper limit margin time
• Upper limit margin result
• Lower limit margin time
• Lower limit margin result

Margin time is the point in time, relative to burst bit 0, that corresponds with the worst case measurement result (the measurement with the least difference between measured power and the power level boundary specified by the power versus time mask). See the Typical GSM PvT Measurement .

Margin result is the difference between the measured power and the power level boundary specified by the power versus time mask. See the Typical GSM PvT Measurement .

GPRS

Query

Power versus time mask pass/fail

• Range: 0 (pass) or 1 (fail) and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Power versus time upper limit margin time worst case result

• Range: -50 µs to 593 µs and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)
• Resolution: 1 ns

Power versus time upper limit margin worst case result:

• Range: -100 dB to 0 dB and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)
• Resolution: 0.01 dB

Power versus time lower limit margin time worst case result

• Range: -50 µs to 593 µs and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)
• Resolution: 1 ns

Power versus time lower limit margin worst case result

• Range: -100 dB to 0 dB and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)
• Resolution: 0.01 dB

Function

Queries power versus time measurement mask pass/fail indicator.

GPRS

Query

Range: 0 (pass) or 1 (fail) and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Function

GPRS

This query returns the mask error code for the entire multislot configuration. This error code indicates which parts, if any are causing the multislot configuration to fail the power versus time mask.

The error codes are:

• 0 = No Mask Failures
• 1 (bit 1) = Rising Edge Failure
• 2 (bit 2) = Falling Edge Failure
• 4 (bit 3) = Active Part of First Burst
• 8 (bit 4) = First Guard Period
• 16 (bit 5) = Active Part of Second Burst

The above list shows values which can be returned if any single error causes the multislot configuration to fail the mask. (For example, if 4 is returned the failure is due to the active part of the first burst. Note that the value returned could indicate a combination of errors which is causing the multislot configuration to fail. For example, if 9 is returned, this indicates that a rising edge failure and the first guard period has caused the failure.

Query

Range: 0 to 31

Function

Queries the power versus time measurement upper limit margin worst case result.

The upper limit margin, worst case result is the power versus time measurement with the least difference between measured power and the power level boundary specified by the power versus time mask. See the Typical GSM PvT Measurement .

GPRS

Query

Range: -100 dB to 0 dB and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Resolution: 0.01 dB

Function

Queries the power versus time measurement's upper limit margin time, worst case result.

The upper limit margin time result is the point in time, relative to bit 0 in the GSM burst, that corresponds with the worst case measurement result (the measurement with the least difference between measured power and the upper power level boundary specified by the power versus time mask). See the Typical GSM PvT Measurement .

GPRS

Query

Range: -50 ms to 593 ms and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Resolution: 1 ns

Function

Queries the power versus time measurement's lower limit margin, worst case result.

The lower limit margin, worst case result is the power versus time measurement with the least difference between measured power and the lower power level boundary specified by the power versus time mask. See the Typical GSM PvT Measurement .

GPRS

Query

Range: -100 dB to 0 dB and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Resolution: 0.01 dB

Function

Queries the power versus time measurement's lower limit margin time, worst case result.

The lower limit margin time result is the point in time, relative to bit 0 in the GSM burst, that corresponds with the worst case measurement (the measurement with the least difference between measured power and the lower power level boundary specified by the power versus time mask). See the Typical GSM PvT Measurement .

GPRS

Query

Range: -50 ms to 593 ms and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Resolution: 1 ns

Function

Queries the minimum power levels, from a number of multi-measurements, at each user-settable time offset that is currently turned on. Power levels are relative to the power versus time carrier power measurement.

The SETup:PVTime:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] command sets up the number of offsets that are turned on and their time values. The SETup:PVTime:TIME:POINts[:SELected]? queries the number of offset points that are turned on, indicating the number of values to expect when you send this command.

GPRS

Query

Range: -100 dBc to +10 dBc and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Resolution: 0.01 dB

Function

Queries the maximum power levels, from a number of multi-measurements, at each user-settable time offset that is currently turned on. Power levels are relative to the power versus time carrier power measurement.

The SETup:PVTime:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] command sets up the number of offsets that are turned on and their time values. The SETup:PVTime:TIME:POINts[:SELected]? queries the number of offset points that are turned on, indicating the number of values to expect when you send this command.

GPRS

Query

Range: -100 dBc to +10 dBc and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Resolution: 0.01 dB

Function

Queries the average power levels, from a number of multi-measurements, at each user-settable time offset that is currently turned on. Results are relative to the power versus time carrier power measurement.

The SETup:PVTime:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] command sets up the number of offsets that are turned on and their time values. The SETup:PVTime:TIME:POINts[:SELected]? queries the number of offset points that are turned on, indicating the number of values to expect when you send this command.

GPRS

Query

Range: -100 dBc to +10 dBc and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Resolution: 0.01 dB

Function

Queries the standard deviation, from a number of multi-measurements, at each user-settable time offset that is currently turned on.

The SETup:PVTime:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] command sets up the number of offsets that are turned on and their time values. The SETup:PVTime:TIME:POINts[:SELected]? queries the number of offset points that are turned on, indicating the number of values to expect when you send this command.

GPRS

Query

Range: 0 dBc to +100 dBc and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Resolution: 0.001 dB

Function

Queries the minimum power levels, from a number of multi-measurements, at each user-settable time offset appended to this command. Specified time values must correspond to user-settable time offsets that are currently turned on, and must be rounded to the same values. (9.91 E+37 (NAN) will be returned for specified offsets that do not correspond to offsets currently turned on).

Power levels are relative to the power versus time carrier power measurement.

The SETup:PVTime:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] command sets up the number of offsets that are turned on and their time values. Measurements will be returned by this query in the same order they are listed in the command.

GPRS

Query

Power levels:

• Range: -100 dBc to +10 dBc and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)
• Resolution: 0.01 dB

Time offsets:

• Range: Up to 12 time offset values, corresponding to entries in the Power vs Time table of user-defined time offsets currently turned on. The default units are s (seconds).

• Resolution: Rounded to the same value as displayed in the Power vs Time table and returned by the SETup:PVTime:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] query.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:PVTIME:POWER:TIME:OFFSET:MINIMUM? 0 US, 570.8 US" 
!Returns the !minimum of power versus time measurements at the 0.0 ms and 
!570.8 ms offsets.

Function

Queries the maximum power levels, from a number of multi-measurements, at each user-settable time offset appended to this command. Specified time values must correspond to user-settable time offsets that are currently turned on, and must be rounded to the same values. (9.91 E+37 (NAN) will be returned for specified offsets that do not correspond to offsets currently turned on).

Power levels are relative to the power versus time carrier power measurement.

The SETup:PVTime:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] command sets up the number of offsets that are turned on and their time values. Measurements will be returned by this query in the same order they are listed in the command.

GPRS

Query

Power levels:

• Range: -100 dBc to +10 dBc and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

  Resolution: 0.01 dB

Time offsets:

• Range: Up to 12 time offset values, corresponding to entries in the Power vs Time table of user-defined time offsets currently turned on. The default units are s (seconds).

• Resolution: Rounded to the same value as displayed in the Power vs Time table and returned by the SETup:PVTime:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] query.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:PVTIME:POWER:TIME:OFFSET:MAXIMUM? 0 US, 570.8 US" 
!Returns the maximum of power versus time measurements at the 0.0 ms
!and 570.8 ms offsets.

Function

Queries the average power levels, from a number of multi-measurements, at each user-settable time offset appended to this command. Specified time values must correspond to user-settable time offsets that are currently turned on, and must be rounded to the same values. (9.91 E+37 (NAN) will be returned for specified offsets that do not correspond to offsets currently turned on).

Power levels are relative to the power versus time carrier power measurement.

The SETup:PVTime:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] command sets up the number of offsets that are turned on and their time values. Measurements will be returned by this query in the same order they are listed in the command.

GPRS

Query

Power levels:

• Range: -100 dBc to +10 dBc and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

  Resolution: 0.01 dB

Time offsets:

• Range: Up to 12 time offset values, corresponding to entries in the Power vs Time table of user-defined time offsets currently turned on. The default units are s (seconds).

• Resolution: Rounded to the same value as displayed in the Power vs Time table and returned by the SETup:PVTime:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] query.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:PVTIME:POWER:TIME:OFFSET:AVERAGE? 0 US, 570.8 US" 
!Returns the average of power versus time measurements at the 
!0.0 ms and 570.8 ms offsets.

Function

Queries the standard deviation, from a number of multi-measurements, at each user-settable time offset appended to this command. Specified time values must correspond to user-settable time offsets that are currently turned on, and must be rounded to the same values. (9.91 E+37 (NAN) will be returned for specified offsets that do not correspond to offsets currently turned on).

Power levels are relative to the power versus time carrier power measurement.

The SETup:PVTime:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] command sets up the number of offsets that are turned on and their time values. Measurements will be returned by this query in the same order they are listed in the command.

GPRS

Query

Power levels:

• Range: 0 dBc to +100 dBc and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

• Resolution: 0.001 dB

Time offsets:

• Range: Up to 12 time offset values, corresponding to entries in the Power vs Time table of user-defined time offsets currently turned on. The default units are s (seconds).

• Resolution: Rounded to the same value as displayed in the Power vs Time table and returned by the SETup:PVTime:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] query.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:PVTIME:POWER:TIME:OFFSET:SDEVIATION? 0 US, 570.8 US" 
!Returns the standard deviation of power versus time measurements 
at the 0.0 ms and 570.8 ms offsets.

Function

Queries the intermediate count of power versus time multi-measurements completed.

GPRS

Query

Range: 0 to 999

Resolution: 1

Function

Queries the integrity indicator for the power versus time measurement. Zero indicates a normal result.

See Integrity Indicator for descriptions of non-zero integrity indicators.

GPRS

Query

Range: See Integrity Indicator .

Resolution: 1

Function

GPRS

Queries integrity indicator, mask pass/fail indicator, power versus time (PvT) transmit power (average), and PvT power (maximum) at up to 12 time offsets for the burst of the multislot configuration that you specify.

The number of PvT measurement offsets that will be returned can be queried using the SETup:PVTime[BURSt[1]]:TIME:POINts[:SELected]? SETup:PVTime:BURSt2:TIME:POINts[:SELected]? . The time offsets are set up using the command SETup:PVTime[:BURSt[1]]:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] SETup:PVTime:BURSt2:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] .

Query

Integrity indicator

• Range: See Integrity Indicator .
• Resolution: 1

Power versus time mask pass/fail

• Range: 0 (pass) or 1 (fail) and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Power versus time TX carrier power

• Range: -100 dBm to 100 dBm and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)
• Resolution: 0.01 dB

Power versus time power (maximum) - up to 12 individual results depending on the number of time offsets

• Range: -100 dBc to 100 dBc and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)
• Resolution: 0.01 dB

Function

GPRS

Queries the power versus time carrier power results for the burst of the multislot configuration that you specify. It returns the average, minimum, maximum, and standard deviation.

Query

Power versus time carrier power (average)

• Range: -100 dBm to 100 dBm and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)
• Resolution: 0.01 dB

Power versus time carrier power (minimum)

• Range: -100 dBm to 100 dBm and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)
• Resolution: 0.01 dB

Power versus time carrier power (maximum)

• Range: -100 dBm to 100 dBm and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)
• Resolution: 0.01 dB

Power versus time carrier power (standard deviation)

• Range: 0 dB to 100 dB and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)
• Resolution: 0.001 dB

Function

GPRS

Queries power versus time minimum carrier power for the burst of the multislot configuration that you specify.

Query

Range: -100 dBm to 100 dBm and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Resolution: 0.01 dB

Function

GPRS

Queries power versus time maximum carrier power for the burst of the multislot configuration that you specify.

Query

Range: -100 dBm to 100 dBm and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Resolution: 0.01 dB

Function

GPRS

Queries power versus time average carrier power for the burst of the multislot configuration that you specify.

Query

Range: -100 dBm to 100 dBm and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Resolution: 0.01 dB

Function

GPRS

Queries power versus time standard deviation for the burst of the multislot configuration that you specify.

Query

Range: 0 dB to 100 dB and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Resolution: 0.001 dB

Function

GPRS

Queries the mask pass/fail indicator and the following worst case margins for the specified burst of the multislot configuration:

• Upper limit margin time
• Upper limit margin result
• Lower limit margin time
• Lower limit margin result

Margin time is the point in time, relative to burst bit 0, that corresponds with the worst case measurement result (the measurement with the least difference between measured power and the power level boundary specified by the power versus time mask). See the Typical GPRS PvT Mask for a Two Burst Multislot Configuration .

Margin result is the difference between the measured power and the power level boundary specified by the power versus time mask. See the Typical GPRS PvT Mask for a Two Burst Multislot Configuration .

Query

Power versus time mask pass/fail

• Range: 0 (pass) or 1 (fail) and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Power versus time upper limit margin time worst case result

• Range: -50 µs to 593 µs and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)
• Resolution: 1 ns

Power versus time upper limit margin worst case result:

• Range: -100 dB to 0 dB and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)
• Resolution: 0.01 dB

Power versus time lower limit margin time worst case result

• Range: -50 µs to 593 µs and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)
• Resolution: 1 ns

Power versus time lower limit margin worst case result

• Range: -100 dB to 0 dB and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)
• Resolution: 0.01 dB

Function

GPRS

Queries power versus time measurement mask pass/fail indicator for the burst of the multislot configuration that you specify.

Query

Range: 0 (pass) or 1 (fail) and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Function

GPRS

Queries the power versus time measurement upper limit margin worst case result for the burst of the multislot configuration that you specify.

The upper limit margin, worst case result is the power versus time measurement with the least difference between measured power and the power level boundary specified by the power versus time mask. See the Typical GPRS PvT Mask for a Two Burst Multislot Configuration .

Query

Range: -100 dB to 0 dB and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Resolution: 0.01 dB

Function

GPRS

Queries the power versus time measurement's upper limit margin time, worst case result for the burst of the multislot configuration that you specify.

The upper limit margin time result is the point in time, relative to bit 0 in the burst, that corresponds with the worst case measurement result (the measurement with the least difference between measured power and the upper power level boundary specified by the power versus time mask). See the Typical GPRS PvT Mask for a Two Burst Multislot Configuration .

Query

Range: -50 ms to 593 ms and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Resolution: 1 ns

Function

GPRS

Queries the power versus time measurement's lower limit margin, worst case result for the burst of the multislot configuration that you specify.

The lower limit margin, worst case result is the power versus time measurement with the least difference between measured power and the lower power level boundary specified by the power versus time mask. See the Typical GPRS PvT Mask for a Two Burst Multislot Configuration .

Query

Range: -100 dB to 0 dB and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Resolution: 0.01 dB

Function

GPRS

Queries the power versus time measurement's lower limit margin time, worst case result for the burst of the multislot configuration that you specify.

The lower limit margin time result is the point in time, relative to bit 0 in the GSM burst, that corresponds with the worst case measurement (the measurement with the least difference between measured power and the lower power level boundary specified by the power versus time mask). See the Typical GPRS PvT Mask for a Two Burst Multislot Configuration .

Query

Range: -50 ms to 593 ms and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Resolution: 1 ns

Function

GPRS

Queries the minimum power levels, from a number of multi-measurements, at each user-settable time offset that is currently turned on for the burst of the multislot configuration that you specify. Power levels are relative to the power versus time carrier power measurement.

The SETup:PVTime[:BURSt[1]]:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] SETup:PVTime:BURSt2:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] command sets up the number of offsets that are turned on and their time values. The SETup:PVTime[BURSt[1]]:TIME:POINts[:SELected]? SETup:PVTime:BURSt2:TIME:POINts[:SELected]? queries the number of offset points that are turned on, indicating the number of values to expect when you send this command.

Query

Range: -100 dBc to +10 dBc and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Resolution: 0.01 dB

Function

GPRS

Queries the maximum power levels, from a number of multi-measurements, at each user-settable time offset that is currently turned on for the burst of the multislot configuration that you specify. Power levels are relative to the power versus time carrier power measurement.

The SETup:PVTime[:BURSt[1]]:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] SETup:PVTime:BURSt2:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] command sets up the number of offsets that are turned on and their time values. The SETup:PVTime[BURSt[1]]:TIME:POINts[:SELected]? SETup:PVTime:BURSt2:TIME:POINts[:SELected]? queries the number of offset points that are turned on, indicating the number of values to expect when you send this command.

Query

Range: -100 dBc to +10 dBc and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Resolution: 0.01 dB

Function

GPRS

Queries the average power levels, from a number of multi-measurements, at each user-settable time offset that is currently turned on for the burst of the multislot configuration that you specify. Results are relative to the power versus time carrier power measurement.

The SETup:PVTime[:BURSt[1]]:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] SETup:PVTime:BURSt2:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] command sets up the number of offsets that are turned on and their time values. The SETup:PVTime[BURSt[1]]:TIME:POINts[:SELected]? SETup:PVTime:BURSt2:TIME:POINts[:SELected]? queries the number of offset points that are turned on, indicating the number of values to expect when you send this command.

Query

Range: -100 dBc to +10 dBc and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Resolution: 0.01 dB

Function

GPRS

Queries the standard deviation, from a number of multi-measurements, at each user-settable time offset that is currently turned on for the burst of the multislot configuration that you specify.

The SETup:PVTime[:BURSt[1]]:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] SETup:PVTime:BURSt2:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] command sets up the number of offsets that are turned on and their time values. The SETup:PVTime[BURSt[1]]:TIME:POINts[:SELected]? SETup:PVTime:BURSt2:TIME:POINts[:SELected]? queries the number of offset points that are turned on, indicating the number of values to expect when you send this command.

Query

Range: 0 dBc to +100 dBc and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Resolution: 0.001 dB

Function

GPRS

Queries the minimum power levels, from a number of multi-measurements, at each user-settable time offset appended to this command. The query returns the results for the burst that you specify. Specified time values must correspond to user-settable time offsets that are currently turned on, and must be rounded to the same values. (9.91 E+37 (NAN) is returned for specified offsets that do not correspond to offsets currently turned on).

Power levels are relative to the power versus time carrier power measurement.

The SETup:PVTime[:BURSt[1]]:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] SETup:PVTime:BURSt2:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] command sets up the number of offsets that are turned on and their time values. Measurements will be returned by this query in the same order they are listed in the command.

Query

Power levels:

• Range: -100 dBc to +10 dBc and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)
• Resolution: 0.01 dB

Time offsets:

• Range: Up to 12 time offset values, corresponding to entries in the Power vs Time table of user-defined time offsets currently turned on. The default units are s (seconds).

• Resolution: Rounded to the same value as displayed in the Power vs Time table and returned by the SETup:PVTime[:BURSt[1]]:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] SETup:PVTime:BURSt2:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] query.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:PVTIME:POWER:TIME:OFFSET:MINIMUM? 0US, 570.8US" 
!Returns the minimum of power versus time measurements at the 0.0 us and 
!570.8 us offsets.

Function

GPRS

Queries the maximum power levels, from a number of multi-measurements, at each user-settable time offset appended to this command. The query returns the results for the burst that you specify. Specified time values must correspond to user-settable time offsets that are currently turned on, and must be rounded to the same values. (9.91 E+37 (NAN) is returned for specified offsets that do not correspond to offsets currently turned on).

Power levels are relative to the power versus time carrier power measurement.

The SETup:PVTime[:BURSt[1]]:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] SETup:PVTime:BURSt2:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] command sets up the number of offsets that are turned on and their time values. Measurements are returned by this query in the same order they are listed in the command.

Query

Power levels:

• Range: -100 dBc to +10 dBc and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

• Resolution: 0.01 dB

Time offsets:

• Range: Up to 12 time offset values, corresponding to entries in the Power vs Time table of user-defined time offsets currently turned on. The default units are s (seconds).

• Resolution: Rounded to the same value as displayed in the Power vs Time table and returned by the SETup:PVTime[:BURSt[1]]:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] SETup:PVTime:BURSt2:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] query.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:PVTIME:POWER:TIME:OFFSET:MAXIMUM? 0US, 570.8US" 
!Returns the maximum of power versus time measurements at the 0.0 us
!and 570.8 us offsets.

Function

GPRS

Queries the average power levels, from a number of multi-measurements, at each user-settable time offset appended to this command. The query returns the results for the burst that you specify. Specified time values must correspond to user-settable time offsets that are currently turned on, and must be rounded to the same values. (9.91 E+37 (NAN) is returned for specified offsets that do not correspond to offsets currently turned on).

Power levels are relative to the power versus time carrier power measurement.

The SETup:PVTime[:BURSt[1]]:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] SETup:PVTime:BURSt2:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] command sets up the number of offsets that are turned on and their time values. Measurements are returned by this query in the same order they are listed in the command.

Query

Power levels:

• Range: -100 dBc to +10 dBc and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

  Resolution: 0.01 dB

Time offsets:

• Range: Up to 12 time offset values, corresponding to entries in the Power vs Time table of user-defined time offsets currently turned on. The default units are s (seconds).

• Resolution: Rounded to the same value as displayed in the Power vs Time table and returned by the SETup:PVTime[:BURSt[1]]:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] SETup:PVTime:BURSt2:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] query.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:PVTIME:BURSt2:POWER:TIME:OFFSET:AVERAGE? 0US, 570.8US" 
!Returns the average of power versus time measurements at the 
!0.0 us and 570.8 us offsets.

Function

GPRS

Queries the standard deviation, from a number of multi-measurements, at each user-settable time offset appended to this command. The query returns the results for the burst that you specify. Specified time values must correspond to user-settable time offsets that are currently turned on, and must be rounded to the same values. (9.91 E+37 (NAN) is returned for specified offsets that do not correspond to offsets currently turned on).

Power levels are relative to the power versus time carrier power measurement.

The SETup:PVTime[:BURSt[1]]:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] SETup:PVTime:BURSt2:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] command sets up the number of offsets that are turned on and their time values. Measurements are returned by this query in the same order they are listed in the command.

Query

Power levels:

• Range: 0 dBc to +100 dBc and 9.91 E+37 (NAN)

• Resolution: 0.001 dB

Time offsets:

• Range: Up to 12 time offset values, corresponding to entries in the Power vs Time table of user-defined time offsets currently turned on. The default units are s (seconds).

• Resolution: Rounded to the same value as displayed in the Power vs Time table and returned by the SETup:PVTime[:BURSt[1]]:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] SETup:PVTime:BURSt2:TIME[:OFFSet][:SELected] query.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"FETCH:PVTIME:POWER:TIME:OFFSET:SDEVIATION? 0US, 570.8US" 
!Returns the standard deviation of power versus time measurements 
at the 0.0 us and 570.8 us offsets.

Function

GPRS

Queries the integrity indicator for the power versus time measurement. This query returns the integrity indicator for the burst that you specify. Zero indicates a normal result.

See Integrity Indicator for descriptions of non-zero integrity indicators.

Query

Range: See Integrity Indicator .

Resolution: 1