Display Setup Sensor Settings Displays the Forward Settings table (Figure: Sensor Settings) for the MA24105A sensor. Select a sensor parameter using the Up/Down Arrow keys or the touchscreen. Press Edit to change the value of the selected parameter. Forward Display Displays the forward measurement options shown in Forward Menu. Reverse Display Displays the reverse measurement options shown in Reverse Menu. Summary Table Displays a summary of Site Master instrument settings, USB sensor settings, and DUT forward and reverse measurements (Figure: Summary Table). |
Forward Average Power Press this submenu key to have the sensor measure the average power in the forward direction. Crest Factor Press this submenu key to have the sensor measure the Crest Factor in the forward direction. Crest Factor is a ratio of peak power to RMS power. Burst Average Manual Press this submenu key to have the sensor measure the average power within the signal bursts (in the forward direction). You define the duty cycle of the bursts in order to complete the averaging calculation. Burst Average Auto Press this submenu key to have the sensor measure the average power within the signal bursts (in the forward direction). In auto, the sensor determines the duty cycle of the bursts in order to complete the averaging calculation. Peak Envelope Power Press this submenu key to have the sensor measure the peak power in the forward direction. CCDF Press this submenu key to have the sensor measure the value of the Complementary Cumulative Distribution Function (CCDF). The CCDF describes the probability that the signal power is greater than a threshold value. |
Reverse Average Power Press this submenu key to have the sensor measure the average power in the reverse direction. Reflection Coefficient Press this submenu key to measure the reflection coefficient: Reflected Power / Forward Power Return Loss Press this submenu key to measure return loss, which is the measurement in dB of reflected energy caused by impedance mismatch. May also be referred to as S11. VSWR Press this submenu key to measure Voltage Standing Wave Ratio (VSWR), which is another measurement of reflected energy caused by impedance mismatch. Expressed as a ratio of X:1. VSWR measures the voltage peaks and valleys. |