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Chapter 2 Operating Your Frequency Counter
Offsetting a Power Measurement
Operating Guide
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Offsetting a Power Measurement
You can use the Power Offset (Pwr Offset) function to add or subtract a
constant value to/from a power measurement. For example, you can use
an offset to compensate for a systematic error, to display the difference in
power between two signals, or to compensate for losses and attenuation in
cables or components that are between the signal source and the Counter.
constant value to/from a power measurement. For example, you can use
an offset to compensate for a systematic error, to display the difference in
power between two signals, or to compensate for losses and attenuation in
cables or components that are between the signal source and the Counter.
To display an offset power measurement, you set the value and sign (+/–)
of the offset and turn the Power Offset function on. In the following
example, the Power Offset function is enabled first, and the offset value is
then entered. However, the order doesn’t matter, so you can also enter the
offset value first, and then turn the offset function on.
of the offset and turn the Power Offset function on. In the following
example, the Power Offset function is enabled first, and the offset value is
then entered. However, the order doesn’t matter, so you can also enter the
offset value first, and then turn the offset function on.
Power Offset Example
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Connect a signal to the Channel 2 input connector, and activate
power measurement by pressing the Display Power key.
power measurement by pressing the Display Power key.
The display should look like this (except for the values, which are
simulated in the illustration):
simulated in the illustration):
dB
dBm
Watts
mW
uW
%
Ch
1
2
Rel
Freq
Rel
Pwr