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SourcePowerCorrection CalPower Level

Question asked by andeezlemoyo on Nov 24, 2014
Latest reply on Dec 1, 2014 by johanericsson

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Hi All,

I am working with an 2-port E8362C, running firmware version, A.09.42.22. Using DCOM.

SourcePowerCalibrator.CalPower is Superceded. If I query it, the PNA application crashes. Understandable, after all it is superceded.

Using the COM model, or SCPI I guess, is there another way to tell the cal power at which source correction data were generated?

Thank you,

Andy

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Dr_joel

Nov 27, 2014 9:55 AM

Superceded commands should never crash. If you can post a state file that has the condition of the PNA just before the command, and also the exact command, and we can reprodue it, then we will fix it.

Looks like SetCalInfo or SetCalnfoEx should be the place for this information. I guess the offset is what you need. Offset plus chanel power is the source power of the calibration.

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johanericsson

@ Dr_joel on Dec 1, 2014 2:41 PM

I've reproduced the crash, and I've fixed it. (The fix will be released in a ***

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Superceded commands should never crash. If you can post a state file that has the condition of the PNA just before the command, and also the exact command, and we can reprodue it, then we will fix it.

Looks like SetCalInfo or SetCalnfoEx should be the place for this information. I guess the offset is what you need. Offset plus chanel power is the source power of the calibration.
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