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SR785 Spectrum Analyzer
Some things to remember:
- Use the appropriate coupling (usually AC coupling)
- Use the appropriate input range
- Use spectral units [V/rtHz] when making spectra
- Don't make ground loops - set the ground to "floating"
Converting data files
The "display to disk" function creates .78D files, which may be converted to other formats using the SRT785.EXE utility, downloadable from the SRS website.
Note that the "/?" option by itself doesn't show you all of the options. For example, to see all of the ASCII output formats available, you have to do "/Oasc" with no other options.
My preferred format for transfer functions is: srt785 /Oasc 1 /Cx,mag,p /Urms,lin,deg *.78D
The program:
- attachment:SRT785.EXE
