Boonton 4500B Peak Power Meter - Manual (Page 26)

Boonton 4500B RF Peak Power Analyzer
General Information 1-10
Table 1-2 Model 4500B Performance Specifications (continued)
(Specifications are subject to change without notice)
For a pair of markers:
Power at two specified times and the ratio or average power between
them
The minimum and maximum power between the markers and the ratio
or average power between them
The average power, peak power (hold) and peak-to-average power ratio
between the markers
Statistical analysis between markers (using triggered statistical mode)
Reference lines (horizontal cursors) are settable in power and may be automatically set to track the
intersection of either marker and the waveform or either marker and pulse distal, mesial or proximal levels.
STATISTICAL MODE MARKER MEASUREMENTS
Markers (vertical cursors) are settable in percent (distribution functions):
For each marker independently:
Power at specified percent
For a pair of markers: Power ratio at two specified percents.
Reference lines (horizontal cursors) are settable in power and may be automatically set to track the
intersection of either marker and the distribution function.
Ref lines also can measure the percent at a set
power level.
PULSE MODE AUTOMATIC MEASUREMENTS
The following automatic measurements are selectable in the power versus time (Pulse) mode:
Pulse width
Pulse rise-time
Pulse fall-time
Pulse period
Pulse repetition frequency
Pulse duty cycle
Pulse off-time
Peak power
Pulse power
Percent overshoot
Average power
IEEE Top level power
IEEE Bottom level power
Skew
Edge delay