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RSCommander

Versatile Software Tool for Rohde & Schwarz Instruments RSCommander is a versatile software tool for a wide range of Rohde & Schwarz spectrum-, network analyzers, signal generators and oscilloscopes. It allows for automatic instrument discovery, making screenshots, reading traces, file transfer and simple script creation.

24-Dec-2017 | AN-No. 1MA074

Rohde & Schwarz Drivers under VEE - Installation and Troubleshooting

The use of Rohde & Schwarz device drivers under VEE software is not complicated. However, a number of factors are involved, the errors that occur are often difficult to diagnose. This application provides easy and detailed support for installation and troubleshooting using National Instruments or Agilent GPIB boards.

20-Dec-2012 | AN-No. 1MA035

GPIBShot - Taking Screenshots via IEEE Bus

Application note 1MA25 has been replaced by application note .

28-Aug-2009 | AN-No. 1MA25

Using MATLAB for Remote Control and Data Capture with R&S Spectrum and Network Analyzers

Spectrum and network analyzers are capable of measuring large amounts of data that require complex mathematical processing; MATLAB is a powerful tool for such operations. This application note describes how instruments can be controlled directly from MATLAB scripts and how measurement data can be imported into MATLAB. Only 32-bit MATLAB is supported.

24-Sep-2007 | AN-No. 1EF46

Remote Control of R&S Spectrum and Network Analyzers via LAN

Spectrum and network analyzers equipped with network interface cards can be integrated in Local Area Networks (LAN). This Application Note describes how to remote control these instruments over a LAN and use VXIpnp instrument drivers over a LAN.

25-Jun-2003 | AN-No. 1EF47

Noise Figure Measurements on Amplifiers in Pulsed Mode

Power amplifiers in digital TDMA mobile phones are fed with current only during the active slot to save power. Using conventional measuring equipment, the noise figure, an important parameter in power amplifiers, can only be determined with the amplifier in continuous operation. However, continuous operation can lead to amplifier overload and produce distorted results. Now there is a convenient way of determining the noise figure of amplifiers with pulsed power supply: using a Spectrum Analyzer (FSP or FSE or FSIQ or ESI), Noise Measurement Software FS-K3 and a function or pulse generator.

19-Dec-2000 | AN-No. 1MA32